Huawei has registered the "Sangtian Island" trademark on June 15, 2020, in order to work on talent development and technological breakthroughs.
According to Weibo digital blogger @长安数码君, the first phase of Huawei's "Sangtian Island" base has been put into use with 360,000 square meters, while the second phase is under renovation and is expected to be put into use by the end of this year.
The "Sangtian Island" base is mainly positioned as an integrated area for technology research and development, education, industry, ecology and supporting functions.
According to the Weibo blogger, Huawei and the local industrial park have jointly built the "Huawei (Suzhou) AI Innovation Center", which will jointly create an innovation ecology for AI applications.
This is another initiative by Huawei to promote its own innovation.
Huawei reportedly launches 'Tashan Project' to build 45nm chip production line this year
At an event early this month, Huawei Consumer Business CEO Richard Yu said Huawei will be rooted in all aspects in the semiconductor field to breakthrough basic research and precision manufacturing in physics and materials science.
On August 15, the Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications (NJUPT) established a school named after Huawei in order to jointly train talent with the Chinese tech giant.
The university and Huawei co-hosted a signing ceremony and jointly unveiled the "Huawei School of Information and Network Technology," "School of Future Technology," and "5G Internet of Things Lab."
In June, Huawei opened a "virtual" artificial intelligence (AI) academy in Singapore, offering 140 free online courses on AI, 5G, cloud computing and big data.
Huawei opens virtual AI academy in Singapore, aims to certify 1,000 engineers by end of next year
Huawei said it aims to certify 1,000 engineers in the country by the end of next year.
The academy will also provide hands-on experience in AI development through simulation labs and will start offering Cyber Range training courses next quarter to help small and medium-sized businesses and their partners better protect against cybersecurity threats.
