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NIDA Signs a Memorandum of Strategic Cooperation with TM Forum to Promote the Development of AN Standards in Enterprise Scenarios and Build a New Engine for Industry Digital Intelligence Development
【Bangkok, Thailand – November 27, 2025】The Network Innovation and Development Alliance (NIDA) and the TM Forum successfully held a signing ceremony for a Strategic Cooperation Agreement in Bangkok, Thailand.The two parties announced the establishment of a strategic partnership, pledging to deepen cooperation in key areas such as Autonomous Network (AN) and Open Digital Architecture (ODA) standards collaboration and jointly conducting enterprise AN and ODA certification program. This collaboration aims to collectively empower the transformation and upgrade of the global digital ecosystem. Both representatives expressed high expectations for this cooperation, viewing it as a significant milestone connecting AN standards with innovative industry practices. George Glass, CTO of TM Forum, stated during the ceremony: "We are thrilled to establish this strategic partnership with the NIDA Alliance. NIDA possesses profound insights and rich ecosystem resources in promoting digital innovation and application within the industry. Through this collaboration, we will combine TM Forum's global frameworks and best practices with NIDA's industry expertise to accelerate the deployment of interoperable and scalable digital services, jointly addressing common challenges faced by the sector."Deng Yiou, Secretary-General of the NIDA , commented: "The cooperation with TM Forum signifies our commitment to promoting unified, open industry standards on a broader international stage. We believe that by leveraging TM Forum's international influence and standards development capabilities, alongside NIDA's deep understanding of the industry market, this partnership will accelerate the empowerment of networks by agent applications, effectively enhance enterprise network automation levels, reduce the complexity of enterprise digital and intelligent transformation, and deliver tangible value to our members."This powerful alliance between the NIDA Alliance and TM Forum will not only foster connectivity and cooperation within the enterprise digital ecosystem but also provide robust standards support and capability certification for numerous enterprises seeking digital upgrade, injecting new momentum into the industry's advancement towards high-level L4 Autonomous Networks.About TM ForumTM Forum is a global industry association that empowers communication and digital service providers to thrive through complex digital transformation. It provides industry-recognized standards and best practices, such as Open APIs and the Open Digital Architecture(ODA); continuously publishes industry benchmark reports, trend forecasts, and best practice guides; enables members to collaboratively rapidly prototype and solve pressing business challenges through participation in Catalyst innovation projects; and offers training, certification, and talent development frameworks to cultivate future digital talent.About NIDA AllianceThe Network Innovation and Development Alliance (NIDA) is an international, industry-based, non-profit social organization voluntarily formed by industry institutions, universities, research institutes, and companies worldwide. It focuses on promoting fixed network technology innovation and industrial upgrade. NIDA aims to build global industry consensus, create an international industry-academia-research-application ecosystem, drive fixed network technology innovation, and promote the sustainable development of the fixed network industry.
2025-12-01
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Industry Self-Intelligent Network Enters the New L4 Era --Road to Industry AN L4 Forum Successfully Held
[Shenzhen, December 10, 2025] " Road to Industry AN L4 Forum " hosted by the Global Fixed Network Innovation Alliance (NIDA) was successfully held in Shenzhen-Hong Kong International Science Park. Focusing on the core challenges and development paths of network automation and intelligence in the AI era, the forum brought together experts from standards organizations, research institutes, leading enterprises, and authoritative evaluation organizations to discuss the complete ecosystem construction of self-intelligent networks (Autonomous Networking, AN )) from technical standards, industry practices, and quality certification. It marks a key step for the industry AN network to move towards L4 high-level self-intelligence.AI Drives Network Transformation, and Industry AN Upgrades Are NecessaryDeng Yiou, Secretary-General of the Global Fixed Network Innovation Alliance (NIDA), pointed out in his opening speech that as AI and Agent technologies penetrate all industries, the application layer is accelerating automation iteration, while the network is increasingly becoming "the bulkiest and slowest link". Especially in the industry network, its automation level has lagging behind the application system seriously, may in the intelligent tide from "driver" to "stumbling block". He sheds light on the current predicament through a vivid example: A senior network expert of a top bank cannot retire because the network-wide change depends on his manual review, highlighting the urgency of network automation transformation. Secretary-General Deng stressed that migrating the accumulative AN technologies, experience, and architecture of carriers to industry networks and systematically improving their automation capabilities are the original intention and mission of this forum.International Vision and Standard Leadership: Drawing an AN roadmapDirk Kutscher, Professor of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) and Chairman of the IRTF, was invited to share the cutting-edge insights of Autonomous Networking for AI Networks. He elaborated on the four key pillars of AI networks, providing a clear international roadmap for AN technology evolution.Ma Junfeng, deputy chief engineer of the Institute of Technology and Standards of China Academy of Information and Communications and chairman of NIDA's self-intelligence network working group, introduced in detail the latest progress of self-intelligence network standardization in China. He said that the NIDA self-intelligence network working group has brought together more than 30 industry chain partners and has carried out scenario sorting, graded assessment, and standard development in key industries such as finance, education, and healthcare. He shared the layout of the China Communications Standardization Association (CCSA) in building the "general + professional" self-intelligent network standard system, and the latest research on key technologies such as intelligent agents and large network models. Ma Junfeng pointed out that in the future, the differentiated positioning of NIDA, TMF, ETSI ENI, and other international standards organizations should be clarified, and a clear L3 to L4 evolution path should be defined by focusing on high-value industry scenarios.Industry readiness and large-scale commercial use: L4 Year OpeningWang Hui, President of Huawei Data Communication NCE, announced in his speech that 2025 has become the first year of commercial use of AN L4. According to his analysis, key AI technologies, such as large model capabilities, reinforcement learning technologies, and inter-agent communication (A2A) protocols, are ready, laying the foundation for the AN system to implement a closed-loop from intent understanding to precise execution. New challenges such as access management of massive AI agents, internal security threats, and traffic mode changes brought by the explosion of intelligent hardware constitute the core driving force for AN L4 development.Wang Hui disclosed that more than 30 operators around the world have participated in TM Forum-related projects. It is expected that more than 100 operators will launch AN pilot commercial use next year. In the enterprise market, the finance and education industries will become the focus of the large-scale commercial use of AN next year. The financial industry is facing a tenfold increase in the data center scale, and has an urgent need for "zero interruption" self-driving capabilities. The education industry, however, needs to cope with the complex O&M challenges of multi-campus and high-concurrency access. He predicted that the market space of AN software without hardware has reached tens of billions of RMB. If hardware upgrade is included, the market will be hundreds of billions of dollars.Quality building and assessment enablement: Building a healthy industry ecosystemThe high-quality development of the industry is inseparable from the rigorous quality certification and evaluation system. Wang Yabin, senior engineer of China Quality Certification Center (CQC), provided a methodology for NIDA to build AN industry certification system from the perspective of national conformity assessment system. He detailed the standardized certification process based on the ISO/CASCO toolbox and suggested that NIDA could refer to the establishment of a hierarchical certification evaluation system covering management practices, general requirements, and technical documents.Liang Shi, senior manager of Dekai Quality Certification (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Guangzhou Branch, shared a successful test case of smart classrooms in Xi'an Jiaotong University based on NIDA standards. Based on his experience in developing tools and scripts in the IoT test field, Dekai transformed NIDA's College Campus Network Evaluation Indicators and Test Methods into an executable and reproducible automatic test scheme, providing a model for the implementation and application of the standard. Liang said Dekai will be committed to helping the NIDA standards and assessment system go global.Li Liping, technical director of Beijing Xinertai Technology Co., Ltd., demonstrated how to test a large model platform using tools such as traffic simulation, network impairment simulation, active/passive O&M monitoring, and AI from the perspective of a test solution provider. Provides full-stack test capabilities for R&D, verification, and O&M of self-intelligent networks, enabling industry innovation.A new chapter: Industry Chain Collaboration Promotes AN ImplementationAt the end of the forum, all the speakers took the stage together, symbolizing the joint efforts of all parties in the industry chain and officially opening a new chapter in the collaborative development of industry self-intelligent network standards and certification.The successful holding of this forum not only clearly outlines the technical path and business blueprint for the evolution of industry networks to L4 self-intelligence in the AI era, but also promotes in-depth dialogue and collaboration among standards organizations, equipment vendors, carriers, evaluation organizations, and vertical industry users. With the maturity of key technologies, the improvement of the standard system, and the deepening of ecosystem cooperation, the self-intelligent network is accelerating from vision to large-scale commercial use, and will become the core infrastructure that drives intelligent upgrade of thousands of industries.
2025-12-11
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NIDA, Huawei, the hotel industry association, and other organizations jointly released the Blue Book on 10G AI Peace of Mind Hotel to build a new benchmark for hotel digitalization.
[Sanya, China, November 26] China Hotel & Restaurant Brand Development Conference and China Hotel Industry Digital Development Forum were held. The forum was held with the theme of "Man-Machine Synergetic Intelligence Native - AI Innovation and Practice in the Hotel Industry" to deeply analyze the development trend of AI application in the accommodation industry. Comprehensively demonstrate the application achievements of current AI scenarios. The Global Fixed Network Innovation Forum (NIDA), a core driver of digital-intelligent transformation in the hotel industry, has been unveiled at the forum. Through the joint release of the high-quality 10GE hotel network construction blue book, the NIDA will build ICT infrastructure suitable for the hotel industry with the Star River AI peace of mind hotel solution as the core. Leading the digitalization of hotels, culture and travel.Partners who participated in the forum agreed that hotel digitalization has become the "new normal" in the industry and that ICT infrastructure is the core cornerstone of hotel digital transformation. Based on the in-depth insight into the hotel industry, he pointed out the industry vision of "building a solid digital foundation for hotels and building a smart growth engine", focused on three core requirements of "service digitalization, operation digitalization, and marketing digitalization", and deeply integrated technologies such as connectivity, computing, cloud, and AI into hotel scenarios. As the hotel campus network has entered the era of AirEngine Wi-Fi 7 coverage, wired and wireless dual 10GE access must meet network standards in the AI era. The CSI synaesthesia technology integrates the IoT intelligent control system to implement temperature adjustment in the hotel guest control system, saving 20% energy. The rogue camera detection function provides 24/7 surveillance and 100% mainstream camera identification, ensuring privacy and security of guests. This series of functions has been recognized by hotel chains, hotel regulators, hotel industry alliances and so on, and is expected to become an important new standard for hotel network construction, namely, "easy hotel".Subsequently, the Blue Book on High-Quality 10G AI-enabled Hotel Network Construction Technology, which was co-authored and released by NIDA, Huawei, and the Hotel Industry Association, not only covers high-quality network construction driven by AI. The innovative integration of key technologies, such as 10GE wireless, PEN Ethernet all-optical architecture, all-domain security, application experience assurance, energy saving, and intelligent O&M, provides the digital intelligence foundation of "simplified architecture + ultimate experience + all-domain security" for the digital transformation of hotels. At the same time, emphasis is placed on "Reassuring Hotel", as the hotel network construction standard important innovation!In the demonstration vehicle, the CSI-based electromagnetic sensing technology was demonstrated to implement illegal camera detection, achieving 24/7 monitoring and 100% mainstream camera identification, and building a secure line of defense for privacy and security of guests. Leaders and guests from various provinces and hotel chains attended the conference were very interested in seeing the demonstration in the demo truck. They directly asked about the deployment cost of the entire solution and the accuracy of camera detection. As a driver of campus network technologies and industries in China, NIDA has worked with Huawei and other partners to promote the implementation of the technology in the wireless intelligent sensing industry ecosystem.
2025-12-09
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NIDA opens up a new prospect of industrial cooperation in Indonesia and establishes strategic cooperation with ASIOTI and MASTEL, an Indonesian information and communication association.
[Jakarta, December 4, 2025] Prof. Sureswaran Ramadass, Deputy Director of the Global Fixed Network Innovation Alliance (NIDA), Li Kun, Director of the Industry Development Dept, Invited to attend the Indonesia IPv6+ Next Generation Network Summit 2025 (IPv6 Enhanced Net5.5G Conference 2025 )) jointly organized by the Indonesian IoT Association ASIOTI, the Ministry of Communications and Digital, and the Ministry of National Development Planning of Indonesia.In his keynote speech titled "Evolving to 10G Cities with IPv6 Sustainable Development, Integrated Security, and National Digital Transformation", Prof. Sureswaran Ramadass, Vice Chairman of NIDA, introduced new scenarios and technical challenges brought to networks in the AI era. This paper analyzes the data on network digital transformation readiness of various Southeast Asian countries, including Indonesia, and major developed countries in the world. Finally, it presents the data to government leaders such as the Ministry of Communications and Digital and the Ministry of National Development Planning of the Indonesian government, representatives of Indonesian operators, Indonesian universities, associations, equipment manufacturers, and service providers. This paper describes the alliance positioning of NIDA, which aims to define the evolution path and network construction standards of global Internet infrastructure and drive the upgrade of the datacom industry.During the summit, Prof. Sureswaran Ramadass, Vice Chairman of NIDA, Li Kun, Director of Industry Development, TEGUH PRASETYA, Chairman of the ASIOTI ( Indonesia Internet of Things Association ), and SARWOTO ATMOSUTARNO, Chairman of the Indonesia Information and Communication Association MASTEL ( The Indonesian Telematics Society ) jointly signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).Indonesian IoT Association ASIOTI - Founded in 2016 with the support of the Ministry of Communications and Information of Indonesia, its Indonesian IoT Forum consists of user communities, academia, device manufacturers, hardware vendors, software vendors, system integrators, network connectivity providers and regulators. ASIOTI brings together enterprises, experts, and institutions related to the industry chain. By promoting technology exchange, use case promotion, capability building, and cross-domain cooperation, ASIOTI helps build a local IoT ecosystem to support Indonesia's digital economy transformation and national competitiveness improvement. TEGUH PRASETYA, chairman of ASIOTI, said in the three-party MOU signing: "We are very pleased to see that this is a further deepening of cooperation with NIDA after the Shenzhen NIDA Summit in early November. After the signing of this MOU, we will carry out in-depth cooperation with NIDA standards."MASTEL, Indonesia Information and Communication Association - Founded in 1993, it is the only institution in Indonesia whose members include Telecommunication Industry Association, Telecommunication Professional Association, Telecommunication Equipment Manufacturers Association, Network Users, Telecommunication Services Association, and Telecommunication Experts. As an important platform for Indonesia's ICT industry, MASTEL is committed to promoting the construction of national digital infrastructure and the healthy development of the industry ecosystem through industry research, standards discussion, professional exchanges, and public policy advocacy. MASTEL is an important bridge connecting governments, enterprises, and academia. After the meeting, Chairman SARWOTO ATMOSUTARNO said: "I am very pleased to see the progress of NIDA standards in carriers and industries. The Indonesian government is making great efforts to develop a series of open and challenging goals, such as smart agriculture and smart industry. I look forward to further cooperation with NIDA."The participation in the Indonesia IPv6+ Next Generation Network 2025 Summit, the establishment of relationships with the Indonesian government and industry organizations, and the signing of MOUs with ASIOTI and MASTEL marked a new prospect for NIDA's network technology innovation application and industrial cooperation in Indonesia, the largest economy in Southeast Asia. As an international industry organization, NIDA will continue to contribute to the development of the next generation network industry in Southeast Asia.
2025-12-08
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NIDA Self-Intelligent Network Workgroup Releases the First L4 Network Construction Standard for the Education Industry
[Shanghai, China, July 27, 2025] During the 2025 World Conference on Artificial Intelligence (WAIC), The Global Fixed Network Innovation Alliance (NIDA) has launched a collaboration between the Self-Intelligent Network Working Group and 18 universities, including China Research Institute of Information and Communication, Huawei, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Shandong University, China University of Mining and Technology, Shanghai University of Science and Technology, Wenzhou Medical University, and Jiangsu Institute for Future Network Innovation. The Beijing Research Institute of China Telecom Co., Ltd. and the Research Institute of China United Network Communications Co., Ltd. jointly developed the world's first self-intelligent network construction standard for the education industry in the enterprise domain. The Technical Requirements for Agent-Based Campus Network L4 O&M (hereinafter referred to as "Standard") provides a set of forward-looking and feasible technical guidance for the construction and testing of the campus network L4 O&M system.With the rapid increase in the number of network devices and terminals on campus, the service requirements are becoming more and more complex, and teachers and students have higher and higher requirements on network service quality. However, in an existing O&M mode, managing and troubleshooting thousands of devices is time-consuming and labor-intensive, which severely affects user experience and increases the customer complaint rate. Fortunately, with the in-depth integration of AI and network technologies, we have a new opportunity to carry out research on closed-loop management of enterprise self-intelligent networks and promote intelligent enterprise network O&M systems.Based on the high-value scenario planning for L4 evolution of the self-intelligent network in the carrier domain and the practice experience of campus network O&M, the standard defines the L1 to L5 levels of the self-intelligent network O&M capability to improve O&M efficiency and dynamically optimize network performance to ensure user experience. Based on smart campus O M requirements and campus network O M experience, Wi-Fi network optimization and monitoring and troubleshooting are selected as high-value scenarios for campus network O M, and the target architecture for smart network implementation is defined. Define technical requirements based on intent understanding, environment awareness, data analysis, policy decision-making, and solution execution of the O&M management system to build a network AI brain model.The Technical Requirements for Agent-Based Campus Network L4 O&M points out the evolution direction and implementation path for campus network intelligence. The key technologies are network digital twin, large network model, and small algorithm model, to build a task-level self-intelligence closed-loop system for campus network agents. It will accelerate the intelligent network O&M of colleges and universities across the country to the new era of L4 self-intelligent networks.
2025-07-28
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NIDA Joints with Ecosystem Partners to Build a Wireless Intelligent Sensing Industry Ecosystem
Currently, AI is driving digital intelligence upgrades in various industries, and campus network requirements are fundamentally changing. The network has changed from simply connecting people to connecting IoT devices and environment elements, and has been upgraded from traditional "communication transmission" to "intelligent awareness".At the 3rd Network Innovation and Development Conference hosted by the Global Fixed Network Innovation Alliance (NIDA), Zhao Shaoqi, president of the campus network domain of Huawei Data Communication Product Line, proposed the concept of "Wi-Fi + X". Wi-Fi APs (access points) integrate IoT, awareness, and security capabilities, providing new impetus for the digital transformation of campuses in various industries, which coincides with the wireless intelligent awareness initiative of NIDA.In the "Wi-Fi + X" concept, "X" contains two layers of deep thinking about the future of campus networks. Technology capability convergence is the foundation, that is, convergence of IoT and perception capabilities based on Wi-Fi communication capabilities. This means that future Wi-Fi networks will have high-speed wireless connectivity, Internet of Everything (IoT) access through multiple IoT protocols, and intelligent sensing capabilities based on CSI and millimeter wave. This convergence is no longer simple function overlay, but in-depth integration of "All in AP". Unlimited scenario expansion is the second layer meaning, that is, Wi-Fi is the anchor point to enable various scenarios and applications in a wide variety of industries. Just as smartphones have penetrated every aspect of life and work, Wi-Fi application scenarios will be extended infinitely, becoming a source of imagination and creativity, driving campus network service boundary expansion and value transition.Ms. Li Hongpeng, member of the Strategic Advisory Committee of NIDA and Secretary-General of the Engineering Intelligent Design Branch of China Survey and Design Association, stressed that unified standards and industry collaboration are essential to campus network construction and industry application implementation. Therefore, to implement complex connections of people, things, and scenarios in the campus and support the construction of an efficient smart campus platform, cooperation between upstream and downstream industries and other industry practitioners is required.As the integration of the digital and physical worlds continues to deepen, the intelligent awareness industry ecosystem will improve the efficiency and security of industry campus operations, accelerate the implementation of industry applications, and reap more fruitful results from digital transformation in the future. To this end, NIDA welcomes all ecosystem partners to jointly build a wireless intelligent awareness industry ecosystem and provide better solutions for industry customers.
2025-11-20
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3rd Network Innovation Conference Concludes Successfully
[Shenzhen, China, November 8, 2025] The 3rd Network Innovation and Development Conference kicked off at 14:00 on November 8 at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center. Hosted by the Network Innovation and Development Alliance (NIDA), the conference themed "Bridging Industries, Powering Innovation" gathered representatives from government departments, basic telecom operators, equipment manufacturers, universities and research institutions to jointly explore the development trends and industrial practice paths of next-generation network technologies.Wu Hequan, a special expert of the NIDA Strategic Advisory Committee meeting, attended and delivered a speech. He pointed out that the evolution of information technology has entered a new inflection point, with artificial intelligence advancing from algorithm innovation to systematic application across society. The network will shift from "connecting people" to "connecting intelligence", and the interconnection and collaborative intensification of intelligent agents have endowed the next-generation network with new connotations. The network evolution in the AI era is not only a technical issue but also a systematic one. He called on all industrial parties to work together to find the "greatest common divisor" for network development and build an open and win-win ecosystem.Denny Setiawan, Director of the Directorate of Digital Infrastructure Policy and Strategy, Ministry of Communications and Digital of the Republic of Indonesia, stated in his speech that China has built advanced network infrastructure and set a benchmark for the global digital economy. He expressed the hope of learning from China's mature experience, driving national economic growth through the development of the network industry, promoting more inclusive and sustainable development, creating more jobs, and improving people's quality of life. Ao Li, Chief Engineer of the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), interpreted the "Next-generation Network Insight Report (2025)". He pointed out that as a key carrier of new-quality productive forces, the "next-generation network" relies on technologies such as IPv6/IPv6+ to achieve ubiquitous connectivity of "connecting computing, intelligence, data, and space", which can build a safe, intelligent, efficient, and green network system, providing important guidance for the ecological construction and development of the industry. In the "Academician Dialogue" session, academicians from home and abroad gathered to discuss the trends of next-generation network in the AI era. Wu Hequan proposed that the next-generation network is mainly reflected in the "Four News": ultra-broad new connections, new IPv6 protocols, new network intelligence, and new security mechanisms. To develop the next-generation network, the most urgent task at present is to establish clear, pursuable and achievable goals, mobilize various vertical industries to become the main players, and enable all industries across the country and even the world to reach a consensus, thereby establishing an ecosystem and then promoting technologies to application. Liu Yunjie, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, stated that AI and networks will achieve two-way driving, and network development needs to meet the "Three Highs and Three Lows" requirements of "high speed, high quality, high efficiency, low cost, low energy consumption, and low threshold". He emphasized the need to accelerate the improvement of integrated computing power scheduling infrastructure and promote technology implementation and application. Latif Ladid, president of the IPv6 Forum, pointed out that IPv6 brings more possibilities for network development, and the world should accelerate the transition to IPv6. Governments and enterprises need to focus investment in this field to jointly build a stronger network infrastructure.The industry leaders participating in the roundtable reached a basic consensus on the key technologies and development evolution direction of the next-generation network, believing that the academic and industrial circles need to continuously expand consensus, form a joint force, and jointly promote the arrival of the next-generation network.To build consensus, accelerate standard innovation, and lead industrial development, industrial leaders from home and abroad jointly launched the "Initiative for Next-generation Network Industry Collaboration" during the conference. Wu Hequan, Liu Yunjie, Latif Ladid, Ao Li, Dr. Ahmed Darwish, Former Egyptian Minister of State for Administration Development and Chairman of the Suez Canal Economic Zone, Teguh Prasetya, Chairman of the Indonesia IoT Organization (ASIOTI), Ulugbek Azimov, Deputy Director of the Uzbekistan Institute of Information and Communication, Shavkat Sabirov, Chairman of the Kazakhstan Internet Association, Adolfo Borrero, President of the AMETIC Smart City Committee of Spain, Fu Zhiren, Vice President of China Telecom Research Institute and Vice Chair of NIDA, Tang Xiongyan, Vice President of China Unicom Research Institute and Vice Chair of NIDA, Tan Hang, Executive Vice President of Jiangsu Future Network Innovation Research Institute and Vice Chair of NIDA, Gan Bin, Vice President of Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., Shi Weiqiang, Vice President of ZTE Corporation and Vice Chair of NIDA, Cheng Weiqiang, Deputy Director of the Basic Network Technology Research Institute of China Mobile Research Institute, and Deng Yiou, Secretary-General of NIDA, jointly participated in the ceremony. The initiative will accelerate the technological innovation and industrialization process of the next-generation network and help build a strong network country.The "Standard Practice" session achieved fruitful results. The establishment of NIDA 400G per lane MSA and NIDA Security Working Group will provide important support for related technological research and development and industrial application. Experts from China Telecom Research Institute, China Unicom Research Institute, and China Academy of Information and Communications Technology successively interpreted and released the "Technical Requirements for Metropolitan Area Network Construction Oriented to Computing Power Services", innovative achievements of self-intelligent network change and security agents, and L4 self-intelligent network construction standards, demonstrating China's leading practices in self-intelligent network technology and standards. At the same time, remarkable progress was made in the standardization of industry applications. The conference interpreted and released relevant park, metropolitan area, DCN, and AN network construction standards for the medical and education industries, and launched the "Self-Intelligent Network Empowers Industry Pioneer 100 Practice Launch Ceremony" and the "Wireless Intelligent Perception Industry Ecosystem Construction Initiative", aiming to promote the in-depth integration and innovation of network technology with vertical industries and accelerate the intelligent deployment process of vertical industries.The "Pioneer City" session focused on the integration of network innovation and urban development. Chen Gang, Director of the Industrial Internet Business Department of Jiangsu Future Network Group Co., Ltd., shared Nanjing's practice of promoting new infrastructure with the "New Three Connections and One Leveling" as the core. By building a new network plane and laying out computing power centers, it has effectively supported the landing of emerging businesses such as AI large models and cross-regional medical care. Adolfo Borrero, President of the AMETIC Smart City Commission of Spain, brought an international perspective on overseas smart city construction. He emphasized that next-generation network, Wifi7, AI and other technologies provide new opportunities for smart city development. Spain will focus on technological research and development and scenario landing to promote breakthroughs in smart tourism, efficient energy utilization and other fields.The "Pioneer Cities" session focused on the integration of network innovation and urban development. Mr. Chen Gang, irector of the Industrial Internet Division at Jiangsu Future Network Group Company, shared Nanjing's practices in promoting new infrastructure with the "New Three Links and One Leveling" at its core. By constructing a new type of network plane and deploying computing power centers, among other measures, it effectively supports the deployment of emerging services like large AI models and cross-regional healthcare. Mr. Adolfo Borrero, Chairman of the AMETIC Smart Cities Commission from Spain, provided an international perspective on overseas smart city construction. He emphasized that next-generation network, Wi-Fi 7, AI, and other technologies provide new opportunities for smart city development. Spain will focus on technology R&D and scenario implementation to promote breakthroughs in areas like smart tourism and efficient energy use.In the subsequent roundtable discussion, representatives from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Indonesia, Egypt, and Spain conducted in-depth discussions on the development of next-generation network in urban construction, pointing out that urban-rural digital divide, bandwidth limitations, talent shortages, and international standard coordination are common global challenges. The participating guests unanimously agreed that it is necessary to strengthen transnational cooperation and policy support, promote the deployment of intelligent networks such as IPv6 and 5G, so as to seize the opportunities of the AI era and achieve a safer, more efficient and sustainable interconnected future. At the end of the conference, the " Next-Generation Network Pioneer City 2026 New Chapter Launch Ceremony" was launched, jointly initiated by 10 cities from 9 countries: Shenzhen, Nanjing, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Brazil, Indonesia, Spain, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia. This indicates that countries will deepen cooperation in technological innovation, standard coordination and other fields to help the high-quality development of smart cities. Dr. Ahmed Darwish, Former Egyptian Minister of State for Administration Development and Chairman of the Suez Canal Economic Zone, Denny Setiawan, Director of the Directorate of Digital Infrastructure Policy and Strategy at the Ministry of Communications and Digital of the Republic of Indonesia, Ulugbek Azimov, Deputy Director of the Uzbekistan Institute of Information and Communication, Shavkat Sabirov, Chairman of the Kazakhstan Internet Association, Adolfo Borrero, President of the AMETIC Smart City Commission of Spain, Navaneethan C Arjuman, Chairman of APAN IPv6&5G WG and Member of NIDA Expert Committee, Xue Wu, Vice President of Huawei Data Communication Product Line, Feng Jun, Chief Engineer of ZTE Bearer Product Line, Chen Gang, Director of the Industrial Internet Business Department of Jiangsu Future Network Group Co., Ltd., Wu Lingbo, Director of the Network Construction Department of Shenzhen Smart City Communications Co., Ltd., and Deng Yiou, Secretary-General of NIDA, participated in the launch ceremony.The successful holding of this conference has further clarified the technical development direction and industrial promotion path of the next-generation network. In the future, with the breakthrough of technological innovation in the next-generation network, the continuous improvement of industry standards, and the in-depth expansion of application scenarios, the next-generation network will accelerate the reconstruction of the network ecosystem, empower the intelligent upgrading of cities, and inject a steady stream of power into the high-quality development of the digital economy.

NIDA's 2nd General Meeting Held in Shenzhen | Concentrated and Draw a New Chapter
[Shenzhen, China, November 7, 2025] At 14:00, the second general meeting of the Global Fixed Network Innovation Alliance (NIDA) was successfully held in the Tulip Hall of the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center. The conference was conducted online and offline, bringing together more than 30 delegates from all over the world to review their achievements, look forward to the future, and successfully complete the agenda in an atmosphere of unity and forge ahead.The conference agenda includes three main agendas: election of the governing body, recognition of individual and group contributions in 2025, and report on the work of the council, with fruitful results: 1. China Institute of Electronic Technology Standardization and China Mobile Communications Group Co., Ltd. are elected as members of NIDA. II. The team and individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the Alliance in 2025 were honored. 3. Align the work reports of the Board of Directors, concentrate efforts, and reach consensus.At the beginning of the conference, NIDA Vice Chairman Tan Hang delivered a speech. Tan Hang said: In just over one year since NIDA was established, with the support and joint efforts of all members, great progress has been made. The new Internet has moved from concept to practice, and has been deeply involved in industry scenarios. The medical industry committee has been established to create value from innovation. We have built a new Internet standards system, established a complete framework covering both horizontal and vertical standards, and published more than 10 standards. Through organizations such as BRICS and SCO, we are spreading our best practices and accumulated standards to overseas countries. The global influence and internationalization have increased rapidly. The number of members has increased by more than 60 to 93, covering 15 countries and regions worldwide. The Alliance has established cooperative relationships with internationally renowned organizations such as the IETF, ITU, IPv6 Forum, TMF, WBBA, APAN, and BBF. This meeting is a critical moment for us to review our journey and draw a blueprint together. We look forward to hearing your insights and discussing the future of NIDA.Subsequently, the election of the governing body of the General Assembly. After strict and standardized election procedures, China Institute of Electronic Technology Standardization and China Mobile Communications Group Co., Ltd. were successfully elected as the new NIDA board members by virtue of their outstanding contributions and influence in the industry. Their entry will further strengthen the alliance in standards development and production chain synergy.In the annual member recognition phase, this recognition activity set a total of seven awards, including the Alliance Outstanding Contribution Team, Standards Editorial Contribution, Standards Project Manager, Innovation Research, Brand Contribution, Member Development, and Standards New Field. After proactive recommendation and strict review, a total of five outstanding teams and 16 outstanding individuals stood out. To receive this recognition and honor from the league. Union Vice President Tan Hang and Shi Weiqiang on the spot for the award-winning representatives awarded certificates. Their achievements vividly illustrate the spirit of forging ahead and collaborative innovation among NIDA members.Entrusted by the Council, Deng Yiou, Secretary-General of NIDA, delivered an annual report to all members on behalf of the Council. The report systematically summarizes the deliberations, decisions and priorities of the Board of Governors over the past year, and is clearly presented in the form of a list for the first time. Secretary-General Deng also introduced the substantial progress made by the Alliance in terms of organizational structure optimization, international exchanges and cooperation, and standard system building. He also disclosed the blueprint for the 2026 work plan for the first time, pointing out the direction for the next phase of collaborative innovation.The Assembly came to an end in a high spirit. This conference is not only an important point in the development of NIDA, but also an industry event that gathers consensus and stimulates momentum. In the future, NIDA will continue to join hands with all members, taking standards as the lead, taking innovation as the engine, jointly marching towards a new stage of higher quality development!

One day, see you tomorrow! NIDA 3rd Network Innovation and Development Conference
Third Network Innovation and Development ConferenceTime:14:00, 8 November 2025Location:6F Jasmine Hall, Futian Convention and Exhibition Center, Shenzhen(press and hold the QR code to register)

Two days! November 8th, NIDA meets with you CEIC-NIDA 3rd Network Innovation and Development Conference
Third Network Innovation and Development ConferenceTime:14:00, 8 November 2025Location:6F Jasmine Hall, Futian Convention and Exhibition Center, Shenzhen(press and hold the QR code to register)

Three days! November 8th NIDA Meets You CEIC 2025 - NIDA 3rd Network Innovation and Development Conference
Third Network Innovation and Development ConferenceTime:14:00, 8 November 2025Location:6F Jasmine Hall, Futian Convention and Exhibition Center, Shenzhen(press and hold the QR code to register)
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