Huawei has unveiled a new generation of U6 GHz products at MWC Barcelona 2026, aimed at various scenarios and designed to help operators maximize the potential of 5G-A and advance towards 6G. Under the slogan "Advancing All Intelligence," the company reinforces its commitment to AI-native networks and computing platforms, enabling operators and businesses to seize opportunities in the new digital era. Notable innovations include the AI-Centric Network approach, preparing operators for the agentic era, where services and networks integrate advanced intelligent capabilities. For the first time outside China, Huawei showcases its SuperPoD cluster, an innovative computing infrastructure alternative for the intelligent world. Over the next five years, Huawei will collaborate with global operators to accelerate the mass deployment of 5G-A, enhance upload capacity—crucial for the rise of AI-based mobile applications—and leverage the U6 GHz band to optimize spectrum and facilitate the transition to 6G. Currently, there are 70 million 5G-A users worldwide, with adoption steadily growing. In China, Huawei has helped deploy 5G-A coverage in over 270 cities and launched commercial packages in more than 30 provinces, focused on monetizing user experience. The new U6 GHz products incorporate technologies that enable high-capacity, low-latency infrastructures and optimized experiences, especially for AI-driven mobile applications. Huawei promotes the integration of artificial intelligence in the network through its AI-Centric Network, with intelligent capabilities at three levels. At the service layer, it helps operators create collaborative multi-agent platforms to transform key services like voice, internet, and home connectivity through AI. At the network layer, the Level 4 Autonomous Network (ADN L4) solution automates specific operations, improving network efficiency, quality, and monetization; by the end of 2025, these solutions were present in over 130 global networks. The next step will be to achieve comprehensive autonomy in each network domain. At the network element layer, Huawei collaborates on algorithmic optimization of RAN networks, intelligent service identification in WAN, and service integration in the core network, enhancing energy efficiency, service perception, and resilience. In computing, Huawei presents its SuperPoD technology outside China, incorporating innovations like UnifiedBus interconnection. Key products include: Atlas 950 SuperPoD for AI, TaiShan 950 SuperPoD for general computing, Atlas 850E SuperPoD, and TaiShan 500 and 200 servers. These solutions address the demand for higher computing capacity and lower latency, essential in a context where trillion-parameter AI models and agentic AI are integrated into critical systems. Huawei reaffirms its commitment to open source and open access, collaborating with partners to build a robust open computing ecosystem. In the enterprise sector, Huawei focuses on accelerating the intelligent transformation of industries, presenting 115 industrial intelligence solutions, the SHAPE 2.0 Partner Framework, and 22 new solutions developed with its partners. The company will share innovative practices and updates on its initiatives in digital and intelligent infrastructure. In the consumer segment, under the slogan "Now is Yours," Huawei showcases new smartphones, wearables, tablets, PCs, and headphones with advancements in foldable displays, health, photography, productivity, and creativity, reaffirming its commitment to intelligent experiences across all scenarios. Finally, Huawei has exceeded its commitment to promote digital inclusion: by the end of 2025, it had collaborated to bring connectivity to 170 million people in remote areas of over 80 countries, expanding access to inclusive digital services.