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Huawei unveils multi-agent architecture to advance intelligent wireless networksat MWC Shanghai
At MWC Shanghai 2025, Huawei introduced a multi-agent architecture aimed at enhancing wireless network automation and advancing to Level 4 autonomous networks, addressing challenges faced by telecom operators in integration and AI coordination.
Key points
- Huawei held a media roundtable at MWC Shanghai 2025 focusing on wireless network automation.
- Eric Zhao, VP and CMO, announced advancements in multi-agent collaboration for telecom operators.
- Operators have used AI agents for fault detection, congestion management, and energy efficiency.
- Challenges include integration with complex OSS platforms and lack of coordination among AI agents.
- Huawei proposed an 'Agentic' framework to improve coordination and simplify vendor connections.
- The company advocates for industry standards through 3GPP and TM Forum.
Why it matters
- The push for autonomous networks aligns with the increased reliance on AI and machine learning across sectors.
- Similar trends were seen in 2023 as operators sought to enhance operational efficiency and user experience.
- The need for industry standards reflects ongoing discussions about interoperability in IT and telecom sectors.
Huawei's multi-agent architecture aims to streamline wireless network operations and enhance autonomy, addressing pressing integration challenges, and may set a new standard in telecom networks.