Huawei Upgrades Three Core ADN Capabilities to Accelerate Large-Scale Deployment of AN L4

[Barcelona, Spain, March 1, 2026] During MWC Barcelona 2026, Huawei will announce a comprehensive upgrade of its Autonomous Driving Network (ADN) solution. Centered around three core capabilities – increased scenario self-closure rate, single-domain network autonomy, and end-to-end experience assurance, the upgrade aims to further amplify business value and accelerate the large-scale commercialization of level-4 autonomous networks (AN L4).

Three core ADN capabilities accelerate AN L4 deployment

As AN L4 development enters a critical phase, addressing complex cross-scenario challenges, accelerating cross-layer and cross-domain system integration, and maximizing business outcomes have become key to scaling up.

In response, Huawei is going to enhance the ADN solution with three core capabilities:

• Increasing scenario self-closure rate for greater business impact

By upgrading four core capabilities: fault and risk awareness on network elements, local operations, models, and AI agents, the solution enables autonomous awareness, analysis, decision making, and execution for scenarios. This increases the self-closure rate for fault management, network optimization, and complaint handling scenarios by over three times, significantly increasing business value.

• End-to-end experience assurance that supports core business and drives operator revenue growth

Differentiated experience monetization has become a key driver for operator revenue growth. This is supported by different network capabilities, such as ubiquitous 10 Gbps, high availability, low latency, on-demand slicing, and embedded intelligence. At the same time, they can be deeply integrated with management capabilities for marketable, deliverable, guaranteed, and user-perceivable service assurance. ADN provides key support for operators seeking new revenue streams in B2C, B2B, and B2H markets.

• Single-domain network autonomy for a leap in business value

Through synergy between the NE layer and network layer, Huawei has developed five single-domain network agents. These agents conduct unified planning and conflict coordination for multiple scenarios within a single domain, achieving the transition from scenario-specific automation to network autonomy, unlocking greater business value.

Furthermore, to enable efficient cross-layer, cross-domain collaboration for operators, Huawei and leading operators have jointly defined the A2A-T protocol. This redefines the cross-layer and cross-domain integration model, significantly shortening time-to-market (TTM) for new services.

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We cordially invite you to visit the ADN island in the Huawei booth at MWC Barcelona 2026 to learn more about our ADN solution. Let's explore new opportunities in highly autonomous networks together!