Huawei Debuts Upgraded Xinghe AI Campus Solution in Southern Africa

The upgraded Xinghe AI Campus Solution focuses on three pillars: superfast wireless, comprehensive security, and network autonomy. The new AirEngine Wi-Fi 7 Advanced access points incorporate intelligent Coordinated Scheduling and Spatial Reuse, a technology that doubles single-user speeds while minimizing interference. Additionally, Advanced Same Frequency Network technology virtualizes multiple access points into a single unit, facilitating seamless roaming with zero packet loss.

Security features have been bolstered to address vulnerabilities in government and financial sectors. Huawei now employs AI clustering to identify terminal devices with 95% accuracy, while Wi-Fi Shield and Post-Quantum Cryptography provide physical and data-layer protections against eavesdropping and future quantum threats. Furthermore, the solution includes Wi-Fi CSI sensing to detect physical intrusions and iGuard AP technology to identify hidden imaging devices, protecting trade secrets and privacy.

Operational efficiency is addressed through AI-driven automation. By utilizing iFlow for real-time experience analysis, the network can perform fault demarcation in minutes, automatically resolving 80% of wireless issues. Alex Sun, Vice President of the Campus Network Domain, noted that these upgrades are essential for overcoming the rising security demands and inefficient maintenance models currently challenging Southern African enterprises. During the summit, the company also recognized local innovators through its AirEngine Wi-Fi 7 CSI Sensing Challenge, signaling a commitment to expanding intelligent campus use cases across the region.