Huawei launches cloud resources to help businesses during COVID-19 pandemic

Source: Huawei. HUAWEI CLOUD launches a global action plan to help customers stay competitive during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source: Huawei. HUAWEI CLOUD launches a global
action plan to help customers stay competitive during the
COVID-19 pandemic.
HUAWEI CLOUD launched a global action plan last week (April 3) to help customers around the world to fight COVID-19 with cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) services. As part of the plan, HUAWEI CLOUD will be providing free AI and cloud services together with partners around the world.

Deng Tao, President of HUAWEI CLOUD Global Market stated, "HUAWEI CLOUD has been working with partners in China to use innovative technologies such as cloud and AI to fight the pandemic, and has accumulated practical experience with AI-assisted computer tomography (CT) scan analysis, drug discovery, online education, and telecommuting technologies.

"Now, we are launching this international action plan to share our practical experience to the international market. We will make every effort to leverage technology to help our customers around the world cope with challenges faced in the midst of this crisis."

As part of the Global Action Plan for Fighting COVID-19, HUAWEI CLOUD offers free resources in various sectors. In healthcare, HUAWEI CLOUD has the free EIHealth. EIHealth includes services such as viral genome detection, antiviral drug in silico* screening, and AI-assisted CT patient screening services.

For the education sector, HUAWEI CLOUD works with partners to provide online education services for schools and other educational institutions. HUAWEI CLOUD is also helping enterprises migrate businesses to the cloud to ensure continuous operations while the pandemic continues.

HUAWEI CLOUD is now offering up to 1,500 hours of free cloud resources for each newly-registered user, complete with 24x7 professional support on the HUAWEI CLOUD (international) website.

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Email antivirus1@huawei.com to join the Global Action Plan for Fighting COVID-19.

*As opposed to 'in vitro', in the lab, 'in silico' refers to an activity run on a computer, or through a computer simulation.

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