Huawei Technologies hosted the 10th Huawei Connect Europe event in Madrid, bringing together global technical experts, industry leaders, and partners to explore how AI, 5G, and green technologies are shaping Europe’s dual digital and environmental transitions. Themed “All Intelligence, Greener Europe,” the event underscored Huawei’s commitment to technological innovation and sustainable growth across the continent.
Opening the conference, David Wang, Huawei’s Executive Director of the Board, highlighted how AI and intelligent technologies are transforming industries such as healthcare, education, manufacturing, and finance. He noted that by 2030, AI alone is expected to contribute US$22.3 trillion to the global economy, driving what he called a “faster-than-imagined intelligent world.”
Wang reaffirmed Huawei’s long-term dedication to Europe through its strategy “in Europe, for Europe.” Supported by R&D centers, innovation labs, and localized manufacturing, the company aims to empower European industries to achieve both digital excellence and environmental sustainability.
Operational Initiatives
Leo Chen, Huawei’s Senior Vice President and President of Enterprise Sales, emphasized the company’s three pillars for a more intelligent and sustainable Europe: technological innovation, partner ecosystems, and talent development.
- Technological Innovation: Huawei unveiled several new enterprise solutions, including the HUAWEI eKit 4+10+N SME Intelligence Solutions, designed for intelligent offices, education, healthcare, and business environments — helping SMEs bridge the last mile of digital transformation.
- Partner Ecosystems: The company launched SHAPE 2.0, an enhanced framework to strengthen collaboration with European partners and support localized, scenario-based innovation.
- Talent Development: Huawei continues to collaborate with European universities through its ICT Academies, joint labs, and certification programs, nurturing digital skills and supporting community growth.
Global Collaboration and Insights
The event featured distinguished speakers from academia, government, and industry, including Matías González Martín (Government of Spain), Ultan Mulligan (ETSI), Armin de Greiff (University Hospital Essen), and Pablo Pirles (Iberdrola | bppulse). Their participation reflected the growing intersection of public policy, technology, and sustainability in shaping Europe’s digital future.
Strategic Significance
Huawei Connect 2025 demonstrated the company’s role as a strategic enabler in Europe’s journey toward an AI-driven, carbon-neutral future. Through innovation, collaboration, and education, Huawei continues to strengthen its regional partnerships and foster sustainable digital transformation for industries and communities alike.
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