At Huawei’s Developer Conference 2025 in Dongguan, China, Huawei unveiled its next-generation Huawei Cloud AI Service alongside the upgraded Pangu 5.5 models, marking a significant step in reshaping industries with AI cloud services. The new AI cloud service is powered by the CloudMatrix 384 supernodes, the industry’s first to interconnect 384 proprietary NPUs and 192 Kunpeng CPUs through a high-speed MatrixLink network, delivering a near fourfold increase in inference throughput compared to previous architectures. This infrastructure supports flexible resource allocation for both AI model training and inference, enhancing efficiency and utilization by over 50%.
The upgraded Pangu 5.5 models bring substantial improvements across five key AI capabilities: natural language processing (NLP), computer vision (CV), multi-modal understanding, prediction, and scientific computing. These enhancements enable more powerful and versatile AI applications tailored to diverse industry needs1.
Huawei Cloud’s AI infrastructure supports over 1,300 customers, including major organizations like Sina and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, accelerating intelligent upgrades across sectors. The AI Cloud Service’s advanced compute power and upgraded models enable industries to implement AI-driven transformations more effectively.
Additionally, Huawei continues to advance its AI ecosystem with initiatives such as the APAC AI Pioneer Plan, fostering innovation and collaboration in AI technology development across the Asia Pacific region5. Huawei’s commitment to AI-native cloud solutions is further reflected in its broader portfolio, including AI Core Networks, AI-ready data storage, and comprehensive cloud security solutions introduced at events like MWC 2025.
Huawei is reshaping industries by combining cutting-edge AI cloud infrastructure with upgraded Pangu models, offering powerful, flexible, and scalable AI services that drive digital transformation across multiple sectors globally.