Huawei President of Data Storage Product Line, Peter Zhou has called on the telecoms industry to employ a streamlined data infrastructure to maximise the potential of AI.

Speaking at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Zhou, highlighted the telecoms giant’s primary objective of AI, which is to achieve general intelligence, in a bid to support operations.

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As a result, he said the tool can be used to “independently learn, understand, reason, innovate solve problems”, calling on the industry to follow.

He said: “The more data we have, the more information, samples, and features can be used to train the AI model. The more the model learns, the better its generalisation ability becomes.

“The more data we have, the more information, samples and features can be used to train the AI model. The more the model learns, the better its generalisation ability becomes.”

The news comes as the Chinese mobile phone brand recently revealed it is “back on track” thanks to a strong ending to 2023.

In a new year message written before 2024, Huawei’s Rotating Chairman, Ken Hu claimed the firm’s devices, ICT and cloud divisions performed well last year and expected revenues of 700 billion yuan ($98 billion), compared with 642 billion yuan ($90 billion).