Huawei’s recent Global Safe City Summit 2017 in Dubai was on the theme “Leading New ICT, The Road to Collaborative Public Safety”. At the summit, Huawei entered a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Pegasus, a DarkMatter company, to develop and deploy joint smart and safe city big data solutions.
The companies plan to jointly develop technology, including but not limited to products and services using Huawei’s Public Safety Cloud solution and Pegasus’ big data analytics. Huawei points out that it already offers IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service), PaaS (Platform as a Service), and SaaS (Security as a Service) to the global market; while Pegasus’ Big Data Platform and analytics applications are capable of processing billions of data points per day to power analytics that generate critical insights in near real-time.
What they say
Sun Zhenjian, Huawei IT Product Line Public Safety Solution Director said: “Huawei has leading cloud and Big Data platform capabilities and can build collaborative, smart public safety cloud solutions for customers. Pegasus is the expert in the Big Data analytics application field. We hope that Huawei and Pegasus can establish a long-term cooperation relationship, integrate our strengths, and develop innovative services and solutions together. Huawei and Pegasus can help customers in the public security field implement data value recreation and provide better public safety services for every country and city.” And Peng Xiao, CEO of Pegasus said: “This agreement with Huawei is a significant step forward in our partnership programme and our plans to go-to-market with leading entities in the cloud and data spheres. We are excited to bring the Pegasus Big Data Analytics and Smart City application capabilities to the Huawei platform. We view this MoU with Huawei as a fundamental development in helping secure Internet of Things ecosystems everywhere.”
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