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In the data center storage and backup scenario, which of the following is the ALL-IN-ONE positioning of BCManager services of Huawei RD products?
Template-based policy configuration Automatic application identification QUESTION 52 The two data centers use the remote replication technology and the synchronization period. Asynchronous remote replication is used for services with high continuity requirements and important The SIMPNANA software suite of CommVault uses a relational database as the Index and adopts a two-level distributed architecture? In the data center disaster recove
QUESTION 51 Once-click test A. Data consistency B. C. D. Answer: A data services. True A. False B. Answer: B QUESTION 53 True A. False B. Answer: A QUESTION 54 True A. False B.
QUESTION 55 In the data center active-active solution, the static priority mode or third-party arbitration mode can be used. However, if the arbitration fails, you need to manually switch to the static
QUESTION 56 Which of the following statements about Oracle
Physical backup is the most robust data protection mode Logical backup can be used as a supplement to physical backup Oracle backup can be classified into physical backup and logical backup Physical backup is to use the export tool to export important data (such as user tables and functions) to a file. After the data is restored, use the tool to import the data to the database again Reference https://www.oracle.com/technetwork/data
Answer: B priority mode. True A. False B. Answer: A backup is incorrect? A. B. C. D. Answer: D GoldenGate? Mirroring module A. Trace File module B. Capture module C. Delivery module D. Answer: B solution is deployed? Service system A. B. Network information C. Data volume D.
In the storage disaster recovery and backup solution, the RPO of a storage product is 30 minutes and the RTO is 15 minutes. Which of the following statements are correct?
The duration from the time when a fault occurs to the time when the service is suspended to the time when the service is recovered may be 45 minutes.
The period from the time when a fault occurs to the time when the service is suspended to the time when the service is recovered may be 15 minutes.
When the storage system is faulty, the time difference between the production site and the DR site may be 30 minutes.
When the storage system is faulty, the time difference between the production site and the DR site may be 45 minutes.
QUESTION 60 Which of the following are the precautions for network O&M in the Simpana
Avoid hosts with the same name or IP address Avoid multiple network adapter fault Avoid port conflicts. By default, Simpana uses ports 8400 and 8402 at least Avoid inconsistency between DNS/HOSTS files.
Answer: B QUESTION 59 A. B. C. D. Answer: D backup solution? A. B. C. D. Answer: A
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China Power
China looks set to invest heavily in cloud computing. How will firms like Amazon and Microsoft respond?
On a recent trip to Beijing and Shanghai to attend Huawei's analyst summit, Gartner analyst Lydia Long learned that Huawei is planning to become a one-stop-shop ‘cloud computing’ provider. In other words, Huawei will not only be making network equipment, it will be developing infrastructure-as-a-service software (the cloud stack) needed to provide a public ‘cloud’ like Microsoft's Azure or Amazon's EC2.
If Huawei's strategy in obtaining market share for its hardware is any indication, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and other public and private cloud providers should prepare to have their pricing model ripped to shreds. In addition, the executives of companies who intend to move their data to the cloud would be well-advised to re-think their cloud service provider requirements, moving beyond the question of who is the lowest cost provider and thinking about who will add security guarantees to their service level agreement. Still, I also wouldn't be surprised if Huawei took the initiative to become the first cloud provider to revolutionize SLAs with exactly that kind of provision, considering that Huawei Symantec LLC is developing secure data storage devices for just such a service.
Huawei isn’t the only Chinese company that's investing heavily in the cloud. Cloud computing has been designated a strategic technology by the Chinese State Council in its 12th Five Year plan and placed under the control of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT). MIIT will be funding research and development for SaaS (Software as a Service), PaaS (Platform as a Service), and IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) models as well as virtualization technology, distributed storage technology, massive data management technology, and other unidentified core technologies. Orient Securities LLC has predicted that by 2015, cloud computing in China will be a 1 trillion yuan market.
According to the US-China Council website, MIIT was created in 2008 and absorbed some functions from other departments including COSTIND (Commission of Science, Technology, and Industry for National Defense):
‘From COSTIND, MIIT will inherit functions relating to the management of the defence industry, with a scope that covers the national defence department, the China National Space Administration, and certain administrative responsibilities of other major defence-oriented state companies such as the China North Industries Co. and China State Shipbuilding Corp. MIIT will also control weapons research and production in both military establishments and dual-role corporations, as well as R&D and production relating to “defence conversion”—the conversion of military facilities to non-military use.’
Beijing has a dedicated 7,800 square metre industrial area called Cloud Valley that’s home to 10 companies focusing on various aspects of cloud technology such as distributed data centres, cloud servers, thin terminals, cloud storage, cloud operating systems, intelligent knowledge bases, data mining systems, and cloud system integration. Clearly, China has made a serious commitment to cloud computing for the long term. This doesn't portend well for today's private cloud service providers like NetApp or public cloud providers like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft; especially if buying decisions are made on price.
Jeffrey Carr is an IT security analyst and the author of 'Inside Cyber Warfare: Mapping the Cyber Underworld' (O'Reilly Media, 2009). His blog can be found here.
STUDENTS and teachers alike need a laptop, a tablet or a phone for digital learning, and often these devices can be quite expensive.
The good news is, Huawei has a back to school promotion on efficient devices at affordable prices.
Proving their dedication to providing students with technology to succeed in their studies, Huawei’s back to school devices offer the best of both worlds.
Now you can experience Huawei tablets with access to all Google apps at unbeatable prices.
During this promotion, you can get a wide selection of Huawei laptops, tablets and the newly launched flagship smartphone, the Huawei Mate50 series with discounts of up to RM1,000 and free gifts worth up to RM1,300.
Huawei tablet
Studying is made easier with the Huawei MatePad 10.4’s 2K FullView display and immersive surround sound from its quad-speaker system.
The tablet delivers a powerful performance, giving you a better experience for online classes or meetings.
Even with intensive loads, the tablet ensures fast and smooth performance.
Slightly higher up the price range is the Huawei MatePad 11. It has a 120Hz refresh rate, giving you a smoother visual experience when browsing or watching videos.
The Huawei MatePad 11 comes with the Huawei M-Pencil Second Generation, allowing you to take notes, reply to messages, make annotations and draw diagrams with ease and precision.
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A reliable and compact laptop is essential for your education.
With the Huawei MateBook D15, you don't have to compromise on screen size or performance for a portable laptop.
It has a large 15.6-inch screen on which you can comfortably work on presentations, spreadsheets and more without feeling cramped.
Despite its big display, the MateBook D15 is incredibly lightweight. It is only 1.56 kg, making the laptop extremely portable.
Besides being lightweight, the MateBook D15 also offers impressive performance. It has a powerful 11th Gen Intel Core processor and ample RAM for you to multitask with ease.
You can quickly switch between different applications and never experience any lag or slowdown.
Google Apps on Huawei tablets
With the availability of Google apps, Huawei tablets are the perfect choice for online learning through Google Classroom and Google Meet.
Just a few simple steps and you can enjoy any Google app, such as YouTube, Google Maps, and Google Drive on your new Huawei tablets!
Steps for installing Google Apps on your Huawei tablet:
1. On Huawei AppGallery, search for and install the Lighthouse app.
2. Go back to AppGallery, search for, and install any Google app.
3. Open the Google app and log in to your Google account.
4. You can log in to multiple accounts.
For more information, visit the nearest Huawei Experience Store or Huawei official website.
By Chukwuma Umeorah
Huawei, global provider of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and FinTech Association of Nigeria (FinTechNGR) has jointly published a white paper on the adoption of financial technology and cloud services in Nigeria in a bid to develop the nation’s financial industry.
The white paper titled, “Nigerian FinTech’s Cloud Adoption” focuses on Huawei deployment of cloud services and operation in the nations fintech industry and how to provide guidance for businesses that are adopting cloud services.
Speaking at the launch in Lagos on Friday, the Vice President of Huawei Cloud Nigeria, Paul Adigu, while noting that innovation and stability were the major driving factors in the nation’s fintech space assured that the company was resilient in addressing the visible challenges in the industry through cutting edge technology and innovative solutions available in its cloud services.
According to him, “Nigerian finTech’s cloud adoption White paper analysed the current situation, requirements and challenges of the fintech industry and how to solve these challenges through cloudification. The cloud adoption framework provides guidance for small- and medium-sized enterprises to migrate to the cloud, use and manage it while supporting fintech to accelerate cloud-based transformation.”
He added that all necessary planning and infrastructure has been put in place to achieve their goal, saying, “We have rolled out notable global infrastructures that cuts across storage, cloud computing and networking. As a leading provider of cloud services across the world, we are intensifying our efforts at deepening penetration and promoting the adoption of cloud services for businesses in Nigeria, especially fintechs.
“We want to ensure affordability of cloud migration, security resilience and provide higher speed of cloud interaction on their platforms,” he added.
While noting that users of its cloud services were guaranteed maximum security of their data owing to its sophisticated end-to-end security and artificial intelligence services, Adigu also assured that their operations were in line with regulations and best practices.
Vice President of FinTechNGR, Stanley Jacob revealed that the collaboration was necessitated by the desire to create sustainable ideas for fintech in the country and to step up the advocacy for adoption of cloud technology with particular focus on the Nigerian market.
Jacob who was represented by the AGM, Project and Relationships at FinTechNGR, Seun Folorunsho commended the partnership while higlighting the prospects of cloud in Nigeria and how Huawei can help simplify and lessen the cost of migrating to the cloud while extending several other professional services in that space.
“When thinking about cloud adoption in the FinTech industry, four aspects to consider include regulatory compliance, cloud security, cloud native, and operational costs and we can assure our users of satisfaction in these areas.”
He however noted that the industry needed more work in terms of regulations. “We are equally working with regulators like the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), National Information Development Agency (NITDA) and others to ensure our operations are in line with regulations while also providing them with data intelligence to understand the ecosystem better,” he explained.
Jacob who also identified insufficient funding for startups in the space and scarcity of skill set owing to the exodus of talents as some of the challenges bedeviling the industry urged for concerted efforts by government, regulators, fintech companies and all relevant stakeholders to in addressing the issues and proffering sustainable solutions.
The Group Head, Retail Banking at Zenith bank, Lanre Oladimeji who was also at the event asked stakeholders and participants to leverage the ideas embedded in the white paper to build stronger collaboration between FinTech and existing enterprises and to boost the nation’s financial industry while contributing to the growth of the country.
Apple, Samsung, and Google could all learn something from Huawei’s latest flagship smartphone, as it’s one of the best-looking, most ergonomic, and tantalizingly unique mobile devices I’ve seen and held in ages.
Above is the Huawei P60 Pro, and the stunning finish is called Rococo Pearl. Here’s what makes it special — and why I’d love to see other companies take such care.
A long history of great design
Huawei has a history of making its phones stand out through design as much as technology, and it was doing so when other phone makers considered making a white version of a phone quite daring. The 2018 P20 Pro’s Twilight color — which color-shifted between shades of blue and purple — led the charge, followed by several special versions in new colors, before the P30 Pro arrived the next year.
Amber Sunrise and Breathing Crystal were the chase colors, and both looked unlike anything else. Huawei later experimented with different finishes on the P30 Pro, combining polished and matte sections on a single piece of glass, and also used faux leather for a classier look on other devices. The P40 Pro used matte glass to great effect, and the recent P50 and P50 Pro were equally eye-catching in multiple different colors. The P50 Pocket folding phone’s textured gold finish made it look more like a piece of art than a phone.
Huawei never relegated its brightest, most vibrant color schemes to just its midrange and entry-level phones either, and its flagship phones came in exciting colors with unique finishes as well. There was always a boring black version, but it was never joined only by other muted, sensible tones. Whether it was marketing nonsense or not, there was usually an interesting design story behind many of its best creations too.
The P60 Pro in Rococo Pearl
The P60 Pro comes in standard black, but when I tried the phone recently, I got to use the Rococo Pearl version — and it immediately made me swoon. It’s very far from being a basic white alternative, as it appears to have been created from the inside of an oyster shell. The phone has an incredible mother-of-pearl finish that has to be seen in person to fully appreciate because it’s hard to capture its beauty in photos.
Despite looking like it has a texture, the finish is entirely smooth. The look is created using mineral pearl powder that’s left to agglomerate — meaning it all sticks together. This eventually becomes the unusual mother-of-pearl look, making each P60 Pro rear panel unique. It’s mostly white in color, but there are hints of blue, silver, cream, and areas of subtle gray tones too. It has a shape and visual texture to it.
Huawei cites the shell of a Nautilus as inspiration for the mother-of-pearl design itself. The finish continues to the camera module, which has been cleverly designed with a transparent base to minimize its size and impact on the phone’s shape. The more you look, the more the pearl finish shifts and morphs in the light. The Rococo part of its name comes from a French 18th-century art style known for its elegance, curves, and subtle colors, making it rather apt.
Getting the ergonomics right
It’s not just the Rococo Pearl finish that makes the P60 Pro so interesting; it’s also the ergonomics. The flat-sided iPhone 14, which carries over the shape introduced (or should that be, reintroduced) with the iPhone 12, isn’t very pleasant to grip without a case. And while the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is more shapely, the sharper corners mean it can dig into your palm. Considering it and the iPhone 14 Pro Max weigh more than 230 grams each, the shape and ergonomic design really matter.
The P60 Pro continues the “quad-curve” screen glass introduced on the P40 series, where the sides, top, and bottom of the glass all have a subtle curve, as does each corner. It’s genuinely special to hold, and the lack of sharpness or harsh, hard edges make for an immensely comfortable and friendly feeling in your hand.
It’s a little slippery, but Huawei says its Kunlun glass will survive a facedown drop onto a hard surface from 1.5 meters, giving some peace of mind. Even though the P60 Pro has a 6.67-inch screen, a fancy rear panel, and a metal chassis, it’s impressive that it only weighs 200 grams and is 8.3mm thick.
Showing others the way
Huawei’s dedication to design and ergonomics makes it special among smartphone makers. I’m not saying all other phones are hideous trolls by comparison, but many can look a little bland. And when you hold a phone as well -esigned as the P60 Pro, the shortcomings of others become more obvious. We’ve also been impressed by the P60 Pro’s camera, another area where Huawei has historically performed really well.
Tthe design isn’t perfect. The camera module and its layout are awkward, the mix of shapes makes it appear gawky, and the overall form factor of the P60 Pro isn’t all that different from the P50 Pro or even the P40 Pro. Outside of the Rococo Pearl finish, Huawei isn’t exactly pushing any boundaries here. It’s not ugly, but it’s not new either.
The P60 Pro has other problems, too, not least of which are the price of the phone and its lack of Google Mobile Services. These aren’t aspects easily forgiven and can’t be overcome purely by a pretty finish. But I’m exceptionally pleased Huawei hasn’t lost its creative streak while it deals with other business challenges. Although it can’t always compete on the tech and software side these days, it’s still showing the competition the way with design.
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Unlocking New Productivity and Innovations of Indonesia's Digital Media Industry
JAKARTA, Indonesia, May 31, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- On May 30, Huawei Cloud and Indonesia Digital Association (IDA) jointly held the Media & Entertainment Summit with the theme of Unlock New Growth in Media & Entertainment with Huawei Cloud in Jakarta. Industry leaders, experts, and entrepreneurs from more than 80 media industry organizations, such as MNC and Kompas, had in-depth discussions on subjects such as user experience improvement, content production efficiency improvement, and business model innovation, to explore new opportunities created by cloud advancement in the media & entertainment industry.
Dian Gemiano, Chairman of IDA
Dian Gemiano, Chairman of IDA, said in his speech that video has become the largest segment in Indonesia's media & entertainment industry, which is undergoing industry transformation. Cloud technologies play an important role in the efficiency, quality, and user experience of content delivery. IDA will advance collaboration with local media & entertainment companies to promote innovation on the cloud, explore more opportunities and achieve more success.
Arifin Asydhad, Chairman of Indonesia Chief Editors Forum and Editor-in-Chief Kumparan.com
Arifin Asydhad, Chairman of Indonesia Chief Editors Forum and Editor-in-Chief Kumparan.com, shared his experience on media content writing: by adopting cloud technology, editors can enhance their digitization, content production and distribution capabilities. This can help them narrow the existing digital divide in the Indonesian media industry and compete more effectively in the digital age.
Rio Anugrah, Head of Corporate IT Application MNC Media and CTO of MNC Digital (RCTI+ & ROOV)
Rio Anugrah, Head of Corporate IT Application MNC Media and CTO of MNC Digital (RCTI+ & ROOV), shared their success story with Huawei Cloud. He pointed out that the increasingly fierce competition in the media & entertainment industry reveals the importance of user experience. To stay relevant, RCTI+ has reached a strategic cooperation agreement with Huawei Cloud. Huawei Cloud's Live origin server unleashes efficient video processing and distribution and data-driven resource scheduling. These capabilities helped RCTI+ smoothly broadcast the AFF Championship final game live, despite 3.3 million concurrent online users who drove the bandwidth peak to 800 Gbit/s. The final game was livestreamed to viewers at an ultra-low latency. Huawei Cloud helps RCTI+ enhance user experience and acquire more users.
Johnsons Kwok, Head of Product Development KG Media
Johnsons Kwok, Head of Product Development KG Media, presented how Huawei Cloud help to Boost scalability, unlock new experience and growth, pointed out that reliable CDN help to accelerate the news content to users and scalable computing resources help to handle the breaking news or other peak traffic news.
Jamy Lyu, President of Huawei Cloud Media Service Product Dept, delivered a keynote speech entitled Media Service to Media Infrastructure: Unleashing Potential for Industries. In his speech, Mr. Lyu observed that the audio and video technology is becoming one of the core technologies that fuel industries. Adhering to the strategy of Everything as a Service, Huawei Cloud provides cloud native media infrastructure that consists of one ecosystem, two service types, three engines, and four core capabilities. Huawei Cloud leverages the scenario-specific solutions of ecosystem partners to enable the digitalization of Indonesia's media & entertainment industry.
Jamy Lyu, President of Huawei Cloud Media Service Product Dept
One ecosystem: Huawei Cloud distills expertise of partners into cloud services and products and works with partners to build an ecosystem for industries.
Two service types: The cloud native media infrastructure of Huawei Cloud provides content production and real-time interaction services for partners and developers.
Three engines: Huawei Cloud offers cloud native graphics engine, spatial engine, and audio and video engine to enable the creation, growth, and application of digital content on the cloud.
Four core capabilities: With a focus on media, Huawei Cloud redefines cloud infrastructure capabilities, including computing, networking, AI, and blockchain, to evolve from Cloud for Computing to Cloud for Media.
At the event, the virtual avatar of Mr. Lyu introduced the core advantages of Huawei Cloud in Indonesia's media & entertainment industry. Mr. Lyu believed that the metaverse has become a trending Topic in digital economy. In the future, virtual spaces where virtual and real humans interact with each other in real time will emerge across industries, and permeate every facet of our life such as socialization, work, and entertainment. Users are interested in using virtual avatars to enter the virtual world and interact with others around the world in real time. Application providers focus on providing creative and interactive 3D applications to Boost content and attract more users and traffic.
James Tan, Vice President of Solution and Sales, Huawei Cloud APAC
James Tan, Vice President of Solution and Sales, Huawei Cloud APAC, delivered a keynote speech entitled Huawei Cloud Media Infrastructure Enables Media Industry Innovation. In the speech, Mr. Tan showcased how Huawei Cloud facilitates seamless and efficient collaboration between content creators around the world to boost content production efficiency. Huawei Cloud released Workspace, the next-generation cloud office service. This service integrates design and rendering functions, supports one-click desktop sharing and remote collaborative office work, greatly improving remote office efficiency. In addition, Huawei Cloud has released the virtual human production service and built a new digital content production pipeline with partners to automate the entire procedure of virtual human creation on the cloud, including editing, modeling, rigging, control, and rendering.
To meet real-time interaction requirements, Huawei Cloud also provides media service capabilities such as OTT solution, Low Latency Live (LLL), and 3D enterprise space. Huawei Cloud is developing an OTT solution to provide customers with one-stop services covering livestreaming, VOD, media processing, and CDN for content distribution. Low Latency Live (LLL) delivers a live latency less than 800 ms and supports smooth real-time interaction between viewers and streamers. All these capabilities are catalyzing new growth of the media and entertainment industry.
Looking ahead, Huawei Cloud hopes to help the digital media industry go cloud to shatter industry barriers, and work with partners and customers to bridge the industry gap. The Huawei Cloud media infrastructure enables Indonesia's media & entertainment industry to Boost user experience and content production efficiency. Huawei Cloud will explore new business models together with the digital media industry and redefine the industry productivity with new experience, efficiency, and evolution.
Working with regional partners, Huawei Cloud has launched a Startup Programme for the Middle East, Central Asia and Africa to aid SMEs to go digital.
The initiative provides SMEs in these regions with Huawei cloud credits, technical support, talent development training, and business resources to drive their growth.
The Huawei Cloud Startup Programme was launched on the sidelines of the Huawei Cloud Summit Middle East & Africa 2023 in Dubai. Under the theme of 'Inspire Innovation with Everything as a Service', the Summit brought together over 300 government leaders, cloud-native industry experts, and customer representatives from the Middle East, Central Asia, and Africa to explore how to make the best out of cloud and the vital role of cloud in driving digital economy growth in the region.
The programme demonstrates Huawei's commitment to building a regional startup ecosystem to empower 1000 startups in the region to innovate and grow on Huawei Cloud by 2025.
The launch ceremony was attended by representatives from the UAE Ministry of Economy, Middle East incubator GEN Asia, Dinarak - Jordan’s licensed payment services provider, Ignite – a non-profit company owned by the Government of Pakistan and administered by the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication, and Kuwait’s startup representatives Eyon TV, One Global, and Empower.
SMEs the backbone
Frank Dai, the President of Huawei Cloud Middle East and Central Asia, said: "SMEs are the backbone of the regional economy. However, small businesses struggle to digitise their processes, thus missing out on the immense opportunities of the digital economy. Huawei wants to empower regional entrepreneurs with the tools to succeed in the digital age by adopting cloud services; we believe the Huawei Cloud Startup Programme is an essential building block for growth in the modern age, and by empowering more SMEs with such programmes, we can jointly cultivate a robust technology ecosystem in the region."
The summit also provided an opportunity to explore the latest innovations in cloud-native technologies. Cloud-native has emerged as an essential driver of digital transformation, with Gartner predicting that 95% of digital services will run on cloud-native platforms by 2025. Cloud-native greatly improves productivity and imposes increasing requirements on digital capabilities.
More industries are going digital and many have entered Cloud Native 2.0. The concept of Cloud Native 2.0 was first proposed by Huawei Cloud, and it is a new phase for an intelligent upgrade of enterprises. The move to cloud changes from "On Cloud" to "In Cloud", where applications and services are not only migrated to the cloud but also being built on the cloud.
Cloud Native Elite Cloud
Together with Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), and industry experts, Huawei Cloud founded Cloud Native Elite Cloud, a global cloud native community, to boost the cloud native ecosystem. In the Cloud Native 2.0 era, a new cloud-native enterprise is no longer a possibility, but a reality.
As a cloud enabler, Huawei Cloud leverages key technologies to support growth across regional industries. The KooVerse global infrastructure of Huawei Cloud that delivers an excellent cloud experience of 50ms latency greatly benefits the industry that requires demanding real-time audio and video services.
Meanwhile, CCE Turbo is Huawei Cloud's flagship container service that runs on a cloud-native infrastructure, helping customers increase their resource utilisation by 40%.
These technologies, combined with Huawei Cloud's superb computing capabilities, empower enterprises to become more agile and efficient. Huawei Cloud released the Cloud Native 2.0 Architecture White Paper, aiming to enable local customers with full-stack cloud-native capabilities to take a quantum leap to the future.-- TradeArabia News Service
Unlocking New Productivity and Innovations of Indonesia's Digital Media Industry
JAKARTA, Indonesia, May 31, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- On May 30, Huawei Cloud and Indonesia Digital Association (IDA) jointly held the Media & Entertainment Summit with the theme of Unlock New Growth in Media & Entertainment with Huawei Cloud in Jakarta. Industry leaders, experts, and entrepreneurs from more than 80 media industry organizations, such as MNC and Kompas, had in-depth discussions on subjects such as user experience improvement, content production efficiency improvement, and business model innovation, to explore new opportunities created by cloud advancement in the media & entertainment industry.
Dian Gemiano, Chairman of IDA, said in his speech that video has become the largest segment in Indonesia's media & entertainment industry, which is undergoing industry transformation. Cloud technologies play an important role in the efficiency, quality, and user experience of content delivery. IDA will advance collaboration with local media & entertainment companies to promote innovation on the cloud, explore more opportunities and achieve more success.
Arifin Asydhad, Chairman of Indonesia Chief Editors Forum and Editor-in-Chief Kumparan.com, shared his experience on media content writing: by adopting cloud technology, editors can enhance their digitization, content production and distribution capabilities. This can help them narrow the existing digital divide in the Indonesian media industry and compete more effectively in the digital age.
Rio Anugrah, Head of Corporate IT Application MNC Media and CTO of MNC Digital (RCTI+ & ROOV), shared their success story with Huawei Cloud. He pointed out that the increasingly fierce competition in the media & entertainment industry reveals the importance of user experience. To stay relevant, RCTI+ has reached a strategic cooperation agreement with Huawei Cloud. Huawei Cloud's Live origin server unleashes efficient video processing and distribution and data-driven resource scheduling. These capabilities helped RCTI+ smoothly broadcast the AFF Championship final game live, despite 3.3 million concurrent online users who drove the bandwidth peak to 800 Gbit/s. The final game was livestreamed to viewers at an ultra-low latency. Huawei Cloud helps RCTI+ enhance user experience and acquire more users.
Johnsons Kwok, Head of Product Development KG Media, presented how Huawei Cloud help to Boost scalability, unlock new experience and growth, pointed out that reliable CDN help to accelerate the news content to users and scalable computing resources help to handle the breaking news or other peak traffic news.
Jamy Lyu, President of Huawei Cloud Media Service Product Dept, delivered a keynote speech entitled Media Service to Media Infrastructure: Unleashing Potential for Industries. In his speech, Mr. Lyu observed that the audio and video technology is becoming one of the core technologies that fuel industries. Adhering to the strategy of Everything as a Service, Huawei Cloud provides cloud native media infrastructure that consists of one ecosystem, two service types, three engines, and four core capabilities. Huawei Cloud leverages the scenario-specific solutions of ecosystem partners to enable the digitalization of Indonesia's media & entertainment industry.
One ecosystem: Huawei Cloud distills expertise of partners into cloud services and products and works with partners to build an ecosystem for industries.
Two service types: The cloud native media infrastructure of Huawei Cloud provides content production and real-time interaction services for partners and developers.
Three engines: Huawei Cloud offers cloud native graphics engine, spatial engine, and audio and video engine to enable the creation, growth, and application of digital content on the cloud.
Four core capabilities: With a focus on media, Huawei Cloud redefines cloud infrastructure capabilities, including computing, networking, AI, and blockchain, to evolve from Cloud for Computing to Cloud for Media.
At the event, the virtual avatar of Mr. Lyu introduced the core advantages of Huawei Cloud in Indonesia's media & entertainment industry. Mr. Lyu believed that the metaverse has become a trending Topic in digital economy. In the future, virtual spaces where virtual and real humans interact with each other in real time will emerge across industries, and permeate every facet of our life such as socialization, work, and entertainment. Users are interested in using virtual avatars to enter the virtual world and interact with others around the world in real time. Application providers focus on providing creative and interactive 3D applications to Boost content and attract more users and traffic.
James Tan, Vice President of Solution and Sales, Huawei Cloud APAC, delivered a keynote speech entitled Huawei Cloud Media Infrastructure Enables Media Industry Innovation. In the speech, Mr. Tan showcased how Huawei Cloud facilitates seamless and efficient collaboration between content creators around the world to boost content production efficiency. Huawei Cloud released Workspace, the next-generation cloud office service. This service integrates design and rendering functions, supports one-click desktop sharing and remote collaborative office work, greatly improving remote office efficiency. In addition, Huawei Cloud has released the virtual human production service and built a new digital content production pipeline with partners to automate the entire procedure of virtual human creation on the cloud, including editing, modeling, rigging, control, and rendering.
To meet real-time interaction requirements, Huawei Cloud also provides media service capabilities such as OTT solution, Low Latency Live (LLL), and 3D enterprise space. Huawei Cloud is developing an OTT solution to provide customers with one-stop services covering livestreaming, VOD, media processing, and CDN for content distribution. Low Latency Live (LLL) delivers a live latency less than 800 ms and supports smooth real-time interaction between viewers and streamers. All these capabilities are catalyzing new growth of the media and entertainment industry.
Looking ahead, Huawei Cloud hopes to help the digital media industry go cloud to shatter industry barriers, and work with partners and customers to bridge the industry gap. The Huawei Cloud media infrastructure enables Indonesia's media & entertainment industry to Boost user experience and content production efficiency. Huawei Cloud will explore new business models together with the digital media industry and redefine the industry productivity with new experience, efficiency, and evolution.
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Unlocking New Productivity and Innovations of Indonesia's Digital Media Industry
JAKARTA, Indonesia, May 31, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- On May 30, Huawei Cloud and Indonesia Digital Association (IDA) jointly held the Media & Entertainment Summit with the theme of Unlock New Growth in Media & Entertainment with Huawei Cloud in Jakarta. Industry leaders, experts, and entrepreneurs from more than 80 media industry organizations, such as MNC and Kompas, had in-depth discussions on subjects such as user experience improvement, content production efficiency improvement, and business model innovation, to explore new opportunities created by cloud advancement in the media & entertainment industry.
Dian Gemiano, Chairman of IDA, said in his speech that video has become the largest segment in Indonesia's media & entertainment industry, which is undergoing industry transformation. Cloud technologies play an important role in the efficiency, quality, and user experience of content delivery. IDA will advance collaboration with local media & entertainment companies to promote innovation on the cloud, explore more opportunities and achieve more success.
Arifin Asydhad, Chairman of Indonesia Chief Editors Forum and Editor-in-Chief Kumparan.com, shared his experience on media content writing: by adopting cloud technology, editors can enhance their digitization, content production and distribution capabilities. This can help them narrow the existing digital divide in the Indonesian media industry and compete more effectively in the digital age.
Rio Anugrah, Head of Corporate IT Application MNC Media and CTO of MNC Digital (RCTI+ & ROOV), shared their success story with Huawei Cloud. He pointed out that the increasingly fierce competition in the media & entertainment industry reveals the importance of user experience. To stay relevant, RCTI+ has reached a strategic cooperation agreement with Huawei Cloud. Huawei Cloud's Live origin server unleashes efficient video processing and distribution and data-driven resource scheduling. These capabilities helped RCTI+ smoothly broadcast the AFF Championship final game live, despite 3.3 million concurrent online users who drove the bandwidth peak to 800 Gbit/s. The final game was livestreamed to viewers at an ultra-low latency. Huawei Cloud helps RCTI+ enhance user experience and acquire more users.
Johnsons Kwok, Head of Product Development KG Media, presented how Huawei Cloud help to Boost scalability, unlock new experience and growth, pointed out that reliable CDN help to accelerate the news content to users and scalable computing resources help to handle the breaking news or other peak traffic news.
Jamy Lyu, President of Huawei Cloud Media Service Product Dept, delivered a keynote speech entitled Media Service to Media Infrastructure: Unleashing Potential for Industries. In his speech, Mr. Lyu observed that the audio and video technology is becoming one of the core technologies that fuel industries. Adhering to the strategy of Everything as a Service, Huawei Cloud provides cloud native media infrastructure that consists of one ecosystem, two service types, three engines, and four core capabilities. Huawei Cloud leverages the scenario-specific solutions of ecosystem partners to enable the digitalization of Indonesia's media & entertainment industry.
One ecosystem: Huawei Cloud distills expertise of partners into cloud services and products and works with partners to build an ecosystem for industries.
Two service types: The cloud native media infrastructure of Huawei Cloud provides content production and real-time interaction services for partners and developers.
Three engines: Huawei Cloud offers cloud native graphics engine, spatial engine, and audio and video engine to enable the creation, growth, and application of digital content on the cloud.
Four core capabilities: With a focus on media, Huawei Cloud redefines cloud infrastructure capabilities, including computing, networking, AI, and blockchain, to evolve from Cloud for Computing to Cloud for Media.
At the event, the virtual avatar of Mr. Lyu introduced the core advantages of Huawei Cloud in Indonesia's media & entertainment industry. Mr. Lyu believed that the metaverse has become a trending Topic in digital economy. In the future, virtual spaces where virtual and real humans interact with each other in real time will emerge across industries, and permeate every facet of our life such as socialization, work, and entertainment. Users are interested in using virtual avatars to enter the virtual world and interact with others around the world in real time. Application providers focus on providing creative and interactive 3D applications to Boost content and attract more users and traffic.
James Tan, Vice President of Solution and Sales, Huawei Cloud APAC, delivered a keynote speech entitled Huawei Cloud Media Infrastructure Enables Media Industry Innovation. In the speech, Mr. Tan showcased how Huawei Cloud facilitates seamless and efficient collaboration between content creators around the world to boost content production efficiency. Huawei Cloud released Workspace, the next-generation cloud office service. This service integrates design and rendering functions, supports one-click desktop sharing and remote collaborative office work, greatly improving remote office efficiency. In addition, Huawei Cloud has released the virtual human production service and built a new digital content production pipeline with partners to automate the entire procedure of virtual human creation on the cloud, including editing, modeling, rigging, control, and rendering.
To meet real-time interaction requirements, Huawei Cloud also provides media service capabilities such as OTT solution, Low Latency Live (LLL), and 3D enterprise space. Huawei Cloud is developing an OTT solution to provide customers with one-stop services covering livestreaming, VOD, media processing, and CDN for content distribution. Low Latency Live (LLL) delivers a live latency less than 800 ms and supports smooth real-time interaction between viewers and streamers. All these capabilities are catalyzing new growth of the media and entertainment industry.
Looking ahead, Huawei Cloud hopes to help the digital media industry go cloud to shatter industry barriers, and work with partners and customers to bridge the industry gap. The Huawei Cloud media infrastructure enables Indonesia's media & entertainment industry to Boost user experience and content production efficiency. Huawei Cloud will explore new business models together with the digital media industry and redefine the industry productivity with new experience, efficiency, and evolution.
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