At the 2026 Full-Connection Conference, Huawei showcased a range of cutting-edge computing products and solutions, encompassing product lines such as Ascend, Kunpeng ecosystems, SSDs, network cards, acceleration cards, and super nodes. In terms of ecosystem development, external developers in the Ascend CANN community represented 61% of the total, with over 5,200 monthly active users. These developers have adapted to more than 200 open-source large models, demonstrating the ecosystem's vibrancy and adaptability. The Kunpeng ecosystem, meanwhile, boasts a global community of over 4.16 million developers and more than 7,200 partners. Notably, openEuler installations have surpassed 20 million units, reflecting the widespread adoption and trust in this open-source platform.

On the hardware front, Huawei introduced several new products with significant performance enhancements. The ES3000 series SSDs, SP230 series standard network cards, and SP560 series AI network cards all offer substantial improvements in speed and efficiency. For acceleration cards, the Atlas 150 and Atlas 650E stood out for their exceptional multimodal generation and inference capabilities, catering to the growing demand for AI-driven applications.

Super nodes emerged as a focal point of the conference, with Huawei unveiling major advancements in this area. The Kunpeng super nodes demonstrated substantial improvements across multiple metrics, including networking scale and processing power. Additionally, Huawei introduced the industry's first Ascend 960 super node, Atlas 960, which leverages NPO (Near-Packet Processing Optimization) technology. Compared to its predecessor, the Atlas 960 offers significant enhancements in both training and inference performance, setting a new benchmark for AI computing.

Looking ahead, Huawei announced that multiple super node products are slated for release in the second and third quarters of 2027, further solidifying its position as a leader in the computing industry.