Huawei Korea held a media event on Dec. 20 to share its major business achievements of 2023 and strategic directions for 2024. Balian Wang, CEO of Huawei Korea, emphasized prioritizing cybersecurity on this day.
This year, under the vision of “Building a Better Eco-Friendly Digital Life with Korea,” Huawei Korea actively contributed to the digital transformation of the domestic industry, adhering to the principle of “winning with quality,” and achieved modest success in the Korean market by presenting top-notch products and services.
In the 5G sector, Huawei’s support for the 5G network in Korea ranked first in the global P3 test, reaffirming Huawei's goal of “Huawei Product + Huawei Service = Best Network.”
In the enterprise business sector, Huawei provided a diverse portfolio of products and solutions based on various scenarios, including data center networks, campus networks, mid-range and high-end storage, data protection, and optical transmission networks. Huawei has been especially recognized for its excellence by customers and partners in industries like manufacturing, finance, education, and media.
Moreover, Huawei Korea provided customers with eco-friendly, simplified, smart, and safe low-carbon solutions in areas like solar inverters, data center energy, critical power supply and distribution, and electric vehicle charging networks.
CEO Balian Wang stated, “Based on Huawei’s unique technological prowess and investment in research and development, Huawei Korea is building leading ICT infrastructure for customers and providing momentum for the digitalization of domestic companies and industries. Above all, Huawei strictly adheres to the latest cybersecurity standards to ensure that Korean customers can use Huawei equipment safely and securely.”
In 2024, Huawei Korea plans to introduce Huawei’s world-class R&D achievements in various fields such as AI, 5G, and cloud computing to the domestic ICT industry, and continue to present safer and more innovative products and services, aiding Korea in achieving its digitalization and carbon neutrality goals. Additionally, they aim to continue supporting the training of 1,000 next-generation ICT talents.