Kathmandu : Huawei successfully hosted the Huawei Nepal ISP Event 2026 under the theme “Accelerate F5G, Boost Intelligence,” bringing together leading Internet Service Providers (ISPs), ICT enterprises, and industry stakeholders to explore emerging opportunities in next-generation connectivity, artificial intelligence (AI), and digital infrastructure.
The event served as a platform for knowledge sharing on emerging technologies, intelligent networks, and innovative business models aimed at supporting Nepal’s digital transformation and strengthening the country's ICT ecosystem.
Welcoming the participants, Chester Chen, CEO of Huawei Nepal, said, “Nepal’s digital ecosystem is entering a new phase where connectivity is becoming the foundation for economic growth, innovation, and digital inclusion. As user expectations continue to evolve, ISPs need to move beyond traditional connectivity and embrace intelligent networks, AI-driven operations, and new business models. Huawei remains committed to working together with Nepal’s ISP industry by providing innovative technologies, global experience, and industry best practices to support this transformation.”
During the event, Lawrence Wu, COO of Huawei Overseas ISP Business Unit, highlighted how AI is reshaping the ISP industry by driving demand for high-performance networks, computing resources, and new digital services. He emphasized Nepal’s potential to leverage its competitive electricity costs and emerging AI opportunities to expand beyond traditional connectivity services.
Andy Wu, Huawei APAC Optical Director, introduced the Home Network + X strategy, highlighting Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) and Wi-Fi as a Service (WaaS) as potential growth opportunities for Nepalese ISPs. He emphasized how premium home connectivity and value-added services can enhance customer experience while creating sustainable revenue streams.
Similarly, David Hu, Huawei APAC ISP CTO, discussed the transition from traditional ISPs to Managed Service Providers (MSPs) in the AI era. He outlined opportunities in AI token services, Model as a Service, GPU as a Service, and upgrades to storage and network infrastructure, enabling ISPs to diversify their offerings and deliver intelligent digital solutions.
With 27 years of continued presence in Nepal, Huawei reaffirmed its commitment to collaborating with local partners, ISPs, and industry stakeholders to enhance network quality, operational efficiency, and digital service capabilities.
Through continued technological innovation and industry collaboration, Huawei aims to contribute to Nepal’s digital inclusion and accelerate the country's journey towards a more connected, intelligent, and digitally empowered future.
About Huawei
Huawei is a leading provider of ICT infrastructure and smart devices which is currently present in more than 170 countries since 1987. Established in 1999, Huawei Nepal has been dedicated to building a better-connected Nepal for 25 years.
With a strong focus on innovation, collaboration, and sustainability, the company has empowered individuals, businesses, and communities through expanded digital access, local job creation, and inclusive technology initiatives.
Recognized with the Best Tax Award in 2022, Huawei Nepal continues to lead in disaster relief, digital inclusion, renewable energy, and education through impactful CSR programs like Seeds for the Future.
Today, Huawei serves over 8 million people daily across the country, staying true to its mission of bringing digital to every person, home, and organization—for a fully connected, intelligent world. Huawei is in Nepal, for Nepal