Huawei Cloud's Strategic Push for Global Market Success from The Hague
Den Haag, Monday, 22 September 2025.
At HUAWEI CONNECT 2025, Huawei Cloud announced initiatives to enhance business performance globally, focusing on innovation and cloud technology to support Dutch enterprises in international markets.
Huawei’s Commitment to Innovation and Growth
At HUAWEI CONNECT 2025, held in Shanghai from September 18 to 20, Huawei Cloud announced a series of initiatives to enhance global business performance through ongoing innovation and cloud technology. The event highlighted Huawei’s commitment to supporting Dutch enterprises in international markets by leveraging its cloud infrastructure and technological advancements [1][2].
Technological Advancements and Strategic Goals
Charles Yang, Senior Vice President of Huawei and President of Huawei Cloud Global, detailed Huawei Cloud’s strategy to innovate technologies and construct a comprehensive support system. This includes ‘one global cloud infrastructure and two engines - data and AI,’ aimed at enabling global customers and partners to achieve growth [1]. Huawei Cloud’s four core capabilities are KooVerse (global cloud infrastructure), data utilization services, a one-stop AI development platform, and cloud services for global intelligent transformation [1].
Case Studies: Success Stories from Huawei Cloud Clients
DeFacto, a prominent fast fashion seller in Türkiye, leveraged Huawei Cloud’s container service to scale up quickly during high-demand periods, benefitting from KooVerse’s low latency. Neogrid, a leading data intelligence company in Brazil, utilized Huawei Cloud’s data services to process vast amounts of data efficiently, enhancing decision-making speed and accuracy [1].
The Role of The Hague’s Central Innovation District
Huawei Cloud’s strategic initiatives align with the goals of The Hague’s Central Innovation District (CID). The CID aims to connect government, businesses, and knowledge institutions, fostering an environment conducive to innovation and growth. By 2040, the CID plans significant expansions, including new homes, residents, and commercial spaces, creating a robust platform for enterprises to thrive [3].