Firm Highlights AI Data Centers, Storage, Networks, and Computing
Valiant Wang, CEO of Huawei Korea, delivering a welcome speech at the 2026 Huawei Korea Partner Summit.
Huawei Korea announced that it held the “2026 Huawei Korea Enterprise Partner Summit” for major domestic partners and industry stakeholders at Seoul Dragon City on May 20, where it shared the direction of digital infrastructure for the AI era and a vision for mutual growth with the partner ecosystem.
The event was organized to discuss directions for digital transformation by industry and next-generation digital infrastructure trends in the AI era, and was attended by about 200 representatives from domestic partner companies and customer companies.
At this year’s summit, the company presented three key priorities: strengthening support for the commercial market, enhancing responsiveness to the AI market, and deepening the partner ecosystem. In addition, Huawei Korea shared its enterprise business performance, its 2026 partner policy, AI-based ICT solutions and partner success cases, as well as policies and a technology roadmap to support the sustainable business growth of its partners.
In particular, Kane Kan, manager of the Solution Sales Division at Huawei Korea, introduced the company’s digital infrastructure vision based on AI data centers, storage, networks, and computing, as well as industry-specific AI application cases, through the session “Huawei Digital and Intelligent Technologies Empowering an AI Generation.”
The event also introduced the latest technologies and application directions across various fields, including AI data centers (AI DC), storage, networks, computing, and cloud. Huawei Korea in particular shared its vision for integrated digital infrastructure aimed at responding to changing demand for AI-based data infrastructure, along with its direction for cooperation in the domestic market.
Through its presentation sessions, Huawei Korea emphasized the importance of AI-based digital infrastructure in securing industrial competitiveness in the AI era, and introduced its infrastructure vision based on a leading AI integration platform. It also presented digital transformation cases across a range of industries, including healthcare, education, manufacturing, telecommunications, and cloud services, along with cooperation plans tailored to the domestic market.
Technical sessions and demo presentations related to AI data centers, storage, and network solutions were also held on site. Attendees showed strong interest in AI-based operations automation (AIOps), high-performance storage, and next-generation data center technologies.
Valiant Wang, CEO of Huawei Korea, said, “Huawei is focusing on increasing technical support and market responsiveness so that Korean partners can secure new growth opportunities in the era of AI transformation,” adding, “Beyond a simple supply relationship, we will become a strong supporter that builds a sustainable ecosystem together with partners and supports long-term development and growth.”
An official from SK Shieldus, which attended as a partner company, said, “Through cooperation with Huawei, we have been able to provide more innovative and stable ICT infrastructure and AI solutions to domestic customers,” and added, “Based on strengthened partner policies and AI solutions, we expect to create greater synergy in the commercial market going forward.”
Meanwhile, Huawei Korea has continued to expand technical training programs, joint marketing, and industry-specific solution cooperation for domestic partners and customer companies, while strengthening cooperation in the Korean market centered on the AI, cloud, and data center sectors.
Kim Eun-jin
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