Huawei Cloud Summit 2026: Transforming Industries with AI

This year’s Huawei Cloud Summit – which took place ahead of the start of MWC Barcelona 2026 – Huawei unveiled a series of innovations designed to accelerate intelligent transformation across industries.
Under the theme Huawei Cloud: Solving Industry Challenges with AI, the summit – hosted at Can Magí – showcased the company’s expanded cloud and AI portfolio, including the new Industry AI Foundry, Huawei Cloud Foundation (HCF) and its latest intelligent software development and agent platforms.
Huawei: Driving strategic investment and innovation
In his opening remarks, Huawei Cloud’s new CEO Peter Zhou started by emphasising that cloud and AI remain central to Huawei’s global strategy and technological roadmap.
From his perspective, Huawei Cloud has achieved remarkable global progress in the last 12 months – momentum that he sees continuing to accelerate as time goes on.
With a clear emphasis on long-term investment in R&D, Peter says Huawei Cloud has a strong commitment to delivering secure, reliable and quality cloud services, unlocking more value for customers and partners alike.
Backed by close collaboration with industry stakeholders and an expansive ecosystem approach, Huawei Cloud continues to integrate its systemic synergy of software and hardware, aiming to pioneer transformative AI services tailored to real-world enterprise contexts.
Industry AI foundry: From compute to efficiency
In his keynote, Tim Tao, President of Huawei Cloud Solution Sales, centred the address on positioning the summit’s launches within a broader shift taking place across enterprise AI practices.
He says that because cloud computing is evolving into the public power grid for the AI era, it is serving as the bedrock for agile business innovation.
Huawei Cloudās newly launched Industry AI Foundry is designed to address sector-specific challenges through an integrated framework that combines AI infrastructure, industry models, agent platforms and applications.
As part of this initiative, Huawei also introduced Chinaās first smart medical zone, exemplifying how foundational AI ecosystems can advance digital health, industrial intelligence and government modernisation.
Introducing new cloud platforms
Among the major announcements, Huawei Cloud introduced Huawei Cloud Foundation (HCF), its next-generation hybrid cloud solution, along with CodeArts, an AI-powered coding agent platform.
HCF brings enhanced openness, simplicity and resilience to hybrid environments, streamlining how governments and enterprises adopt intelligent cloud services.
It is engineered for agility and secure scalability, enabling organisations to digitally transform with greater control and operational consistency.
CodeArts, on the other hand, is a leap in software development automation.
By combining advanced code models, integrated IDE tools and autonomous development features, CodeArts helps developers generate, test and optimise code with increased efficiency.
Enhanced by Huawei’s proprietary AI models and integration with key open-source systems, it supports features such as automated test case creation, knowledge-based chat and spec-driven development.
AgentArts: The next frontier in enterprise AI
Huawei Cloud also debuted AgentArts, a one-stop enterprise-level intelligent agent development platform.
The system enables organisations to create powerful AI agents using natural language inputs while reducing technical barriers and total cost of ownership (TCO) by up to 30%.
AgentArts supports single-agent tasks, multi-agent collaboration and workflow orchestration, leveraging enterprise knowledge bases and a zero-trust security model that ensures high reliability and data integrity.
The platform’s one-click setup for frameworks such as Dify and LangChain streamlines context engineering, while maintaining an average response accuracy of 85%.
- A major state-owned bank deployed customer service agents that achieved a satisfaction rate above 95%
- A coal mineās safety agents improved operational safety by 50%
- A portās multi-agent system enhanced logistics planning speed by 26 times
- A chemical companyās compliance review agents increased review efficiency by 50%
This all demonstrates how enterprises can orchestrate data, knowledge, and decision-making in dynamic workflows.
The summit also featured leading industry players including IDC, KoƧSistem, SMSA, Serpro, and Nextcloud, who shared insights on co-creating value with Huawei Cloudās AI-driven solutions.
Now spanning 101 availability zones across 34 regions and serving customers in more than 170 countries and territories, Huawei Cloud continues to maintain uninterrupted service operations for more than 900 consecutive days.
Its ecosystem now comprises tens of millions of developers and more than 50,000 partners – a clear reflection of Huawei’s work to fuel global digital transformation through collaborative innovation.

