Huawei Launches Cloud Video Conferencing
Huawei has launched its global video conferencing solution, Huawei Cloud Meeting in the Asia Pacific region to connect remote workers, customers, and partners during this Covid-19 period. huawei video conferencing
With the pandemic’s increasing adoption of video conferencing solutions, Huawei is taking advantage of its expertise in tele-suite solutions and the cloud to develop Huawei Cloud Meeting.
According to Huawei, a Huawei Cloud Meeting can host up to 1000 participants simultaneously from any terminal or device.
Huawei has opened up the solution APIs to allow developers to integrate with third-party applications and web platforms.
Security is provided by AES 265 for the encryption of contacts, meeting recordings, protection for connecting to the cloud, and device access. The solution also enables one-click data sharing and transfer between PCs, mobile phones, tablets, meeting room terminals, and smart TVs.
Prices for using Huawei Cloud Meeting range from US$10 (S$13) a month for up to 25 participants up to US$66 a month for up to 500 participants.
To try out Huawei Cloud Meeting, new users in the Asia-Pacific region can go . They can also claim a free U$100 coupon to try the solution.
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While the company already has a base of customers on the Huawei Cloud Platform, whether they transition these to adopting the Huawei Cloud Meeting remains to be seen. Both Zoom and Microsoft’s Teams have already seen major updates and adoption numbers recently, so there may be little space left for a new entrant.
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