How is Huawei Securing AI-Powered Infrastructure?

At GITEX Global 2025 in Dubai, Huawei is focusing on the next generation of AI-powered infrastructure and intelligent digital ecosystems.

As a Platinum Sponsor for the event, Huawei is demonstrating how AI, cloud computing and network intelligence are converging to reshape industries across the Middle East and Central Asia.

The central theme for Huawei at the event, which runs from 13 to 17 October at the Dubai World Trade Centre, is “All Intelligence”.

This reflects a mission to speed up industrial digitalisation and grow global collaboration around AI-driven innovation with a particular emphasis on the security frameworks required to underpin this transformation.

Securing data and AI infrastructure

As the Lead Sponsor of GITEX Cyber Valley, hosted by the UAE Cybersecurity Council, Huawei is highlighting its role in securing data and AI ecosystems.

During the event, Sean Yang, Huawei’s Global Cyber Security and Privacy Officer, is headlining a session titled “Strengthening Data and AI Infrastructure Security and Safeguarding All Intelligence”.

In this session, he introduces the Xinghe Intelligent SASE Solutions, an AI-driven security architecture developed for a multi-cloud environment.

“The rise of AI introduces complex risks that demand a new level of resilience and trust,” Sean says.

“Huawei is focused on helping organisations safeguard data infrastructures through advanced governance and technical safeguards.”

Building intelligent and reliable foundations

Huawei's showcase features five main areas: Accelerate Industrial Intelligence, Partner Park, Huawei Cloud, Intelligent Data Centre and Intelligent Campus.

Huawei is presenting more than 80 integrated solutions and 40 live demonstrations.

Featured innovations include the Xinghe AI Network, AI Data Lake storage and AI-native cloud platforms.

Phillip Gan, President of Huawei Middle East and Central Asia, says: “AI and digital technologies are advancing at speed, reshaping industries and redefining possibilities. Our goal is to make this powerful technology accessible and actionable for every industry.

“At GITEX, we moved beyond theory to showcase the practical future of AI, providing the reliable infrastructure that allows businesses to deploy AI with confidence and innovate at scale. By working closely with customers and partners, we are turning these capabilities into practical solutions that drive industry-wide progress, strengthen ecosystems in the Middle East and Central Asia.”

Digital architecture for governance

An announcement at the exhibition is GovTech 1.0, a new framework intended to accelerate government modernisation. It is built on four pillars:

• Application intelligentisation
• Data harmonisation
• Platform standardisation
• Network broadbandisation

The framework is designed to assist public agencies in developing end-to-end AI capabilities, strengthening data governance and streamlining citizen services through intelligent cloud platforms.

Allen Tang, President of ICT Marketing and Solution Sales Department for Huawei Middle East and Central Asia, explains that the initiative reflects Huawei's commitment to partnerships and national digital strategies.

“GovTech1.0 framework is a strategic blueprint designed to fast-track government modernisation,” he says.

Collaboration is central to Huawei’s regional strategy and it is using GITEX to introduce more than 20 new industry-specific solutions and 30 products focused on SMEs.

In cloud computing, Huawei is moving from cloud-native to AI-native architectures with Model-as-a-Service (MaaS) and integrated platforms like ModelArts and DataArts Studio.

These tools could help enterprises to democratise AI model development, orchestration and data analytics.

This activity supports Huawei’s long-term vision to create an open, trusted and intelligent ecosystem that can transform industries and strengthen digital economies.