Huawei Sri Lanka

10/05/2026

Discover the artistry and craftsmanship behind the new HUAWEI WATCH Ultimate Design, brought to life in collaboration with internationally renowned jewelry designer Francesca Amfitheatrof.

08/05/2026

1,000+ tonnes of plastic saved. That's just the beginning.

At Huawei, we believe technology should protect our planet, not pollute it. Our plastic reduction initiative is built on 4 pillars: Reduce, Eliminate, Reuse and Recycle, driving real change across our supply chain globally, including here in Sri Lanka.

Because the ocean washing our shores deserves better.

To help address plastic pollution, Huawei has launched an initiative based on four principles: reduce, eliminate, reuse, and recycle. Across its business units, Huawei is cutting plastic use through technological innovation and alignment with industry best practices. The company is also working with...

07/05/2026

Huawei, together with Times Higher Education, has released new insights from its latest white paper on AI and digital maturity across APAC universities — with valuable relevance for the future of higher education in Sri Lanka.

As universities across the region accelerate digital transformation, the report highlights that while strong digital foundations are already being built, the journey toward meaningful AI impact is still evolving. Advanced AI tools, smart infrastructure, and research computing capabilities remain unevenly adopted across institutions.

The findings identify three key challenges facing higher education today:
• Limited AI integration in teaching and learning
• Unequal access to advanced research computing resources
• The growing challenge of turning digital strategies into measurable real-world outcomes

For Sri Lanka, closing these gaps will be essential to empowering universities, enabling innovation, and preparing the next generation for an AI-driven future.

Explore the full AI-DMI white paper and discover how universities can transform AI ambition into real impact: https://bit.ly/3QQzM6g

06/05/2026

As cities across the world continue to warm, urban heat is becoming a real challenge for everyday life—from public health to infrastructure and energy use.

Like many growing cities in South Asia, including here in Sri Lanka, rising temperatures are making it even more important to think about how we design and manage our urban spaces for the future.

A recent discussion in Huawei’s Transform newsletter brings together insights from global experts at the UN, World Bank, and academia on how data, connectivity, and smart systems can help cities better understand and respond to urban heat.

From smarter planning to better use of digital tools, the focus is on building more resilient and livable cities in a warming world.

Read more: https://bit.ly/3OD0PBo

Cities are heating up, and many are unprepared. In Huawei Transform #24, global experts examine how extreme heat is reshaping urban life, and how digital technologies can help cities adapt.

06/05/2026

Attention, students and aspiring talent in Europe! Join Career Discovery Day, May 15, 2026, from 13:00–15:00 (UTC+2). This is your chance to connect with industry professionals and discover exciting opportunities. Huawei will be held online and in person.

Take the first step toward your professional journey! Learn more: https://bit.ly/4cS7lNX
Register now: https://bit.ly/4eyevbr

23/04/2026

19/04/2026

In the 1980s, only 300 white-headed langurs remained; today, they exceed 1,400. One great example of tech helping protect endangered species, but still, they are rarer than giant pandas!

19/04/2026

Across oceans, forests, and wetlands, technology is helping reshape how we protect nature.

Since 2019, has been working with global partners to support 65 protected areas across three key ecosystems. From AI-powered tracking to intelligent sensing and data-driven insights, technology is enabling more efficient, less intrusive approaches to conservation.

Together, let's turn technology into action for nature and shape a more sustainable world.

17/04/2026

How do you reimagine an aviation hub for the intelligent era?

Working with , China West Airport Group is advancing its digital and intelligent transformation at Xi'an Xianyang International Airport. From service digitalization and building a digital twin base to converging governance of twin data, algorithms, and applications, the group is enabling unified data governance and intelligent applications that enhance efficiency and passenger experience.

Watch the video and learn more about how AI is shaping the future of aviation: https://bit.ly/4dTIOJ7

17/04/2026