Huawei Applauded by Frost & Sullivan for Its Intelligent, Automatic, and Self-Managed Smart Data Centers
Its AI-Powered Data Centers Deliver Highly Advanced Solutions That Enable Cost and Operational Efficiencies as Well as Greater Reliability
Based on its recent analysis of the global smart data centre market, Frost & Sullivan recognises Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. with the 2019 Global Technology Leadership Award for helping organisations rapidly create and deliver reliable IT services. Its FusionModule, an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enabled facility, is a significant step towards realising a data centre that is truly smart. It primarily aims to simplify and optimise operation and maintenance (O&M), while significantly reducing OPEX. It is able to achieve this by implementing a unique value proposition termed ‘i3’, comprising iPower, iCooling, and iManager solutions.
“The iPower technology helps Huawei manage all devices to ensure maximum efficiency and load balancing across the entire data center, while its iBattery, a smart battery management solution, aids real-time detection of voltage, current, temperature, and internal resistance of each battery cell,” said Gautham Gnanajothi Global Research Director rand Head of Best Practices. “Another revolutionary functionality, iCooling; automatically controls the cooling system based on varying IT load dynamics by leveraging a deep neural network algorithm. At its full potential, it can accurately predict the optimal energy efficiency performance (PUE) at any given real time field conditions and IT load, thus enhancing cooling efficiency.”
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Huawei’s smart modular data center solutions are further complemented by its cutting-edge data center management system, the iManager. It monitors key operational parameters by leveraging 3D visualised user interface, as well as standardises the management process of the data center. For instance, it analyses the tenant’s behavioral aspects and provides recommendations to the data center manager to optimise sales and resource utilisation.
Huawei employs an Integrated Product Development (IPD) approach for new technology incubation. This is a cross-functional business process that consolidates all key activities involved in managing various elements of an offering, from concept to the end of the lifecycle management phase. The company complements this process with its Mobile Data Centers (MDC) solution, which supports computing platforms for driverless cars. Through this solution, Huawei presents the driverless car segment with industry-leading time synchronisation, accurate sensor data processing, multi-node real-time communication, minimised noise, low-power management, and fast and secure boot functionality.
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“Huawei has grown from being an Asian pioneer to a global leader in visionary innovation and customer impact,” noted Gautham. “Its smart data centres represent the next generation of data centre solutions that significantly enhance reliability, efficiency, and cost savings for end-users. Its customer-focused technologies and business strategies set it apart in an intensely competitive market and ensure long-term growth.”
Each year, Frost & Sullivan presents the Technology Leadership Award to the company that has demonstrated uniqueness in developing and leveraging new technologies that deliver significant customer value.
Frost & Sullivan Best Practices awards recognise companies in a variety of regional and global markets for demonstrating outstanding achievement and superior performance in areas such as leadership, technological innovation, customer service, and strategic product development. Industry analysts compare market participants and measure performance through in-depth interviews, analysis, and extensive secondary research to identify best practices in the industry.
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