aiqbench analysis
This article focuses on the architectural evolution of global connectivity required to support AI infrastructure, specifically detailing Huawei's strategy for integrating submarine and terrestrial networks. The core discussion centers on how end-to-end optimization in capacity, resilience, and operations is essential for meeting the ultra-large bandwidth and low-latency demands of cross-border AI traffic.
Huawei at Submarine Networks World 2026: Maximizing Network Value for AI Era via Submarine - Terrestrial Synergy

On September 23, 2026, Submarine Networks World 2026 was held in Singapore. Neil Wang, Vice President of Huawei Optical Transmission Domain, delivered a keynote speech titled "Submarine-Terrestrial Synergy: Maximizing Network Value for the AI Era." According to Wang, with the rapid development of AI infrastructure, global AI traffic is accelerating its cross-regional flow,…
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