The final day of MWC25 in Barcelona was a buzz!! The innovative innovations left attendees buzzing with excitement. From AI integrated gadgets to futuristic automotive designs, the event underscored the relentless pace of technological advancement. Let us have a look at the recap of the standout products unveiled on Day 4.
BleeqUp – First AI Cycling Camera Glasses
Cycling lovers now have a new partner in BleeqUp, the first ever AI based cycling camera glasses. Sleek glasses feature a high definition camera along with artificial intelligence that offers real-time performance metrics, traffic information and route planning feedback. Made for safety as well as for efficiency, BleeqUp is all set to change the face of cycling by providing navigation without having to use one’s hands and real time data analysis.
Tech Mahindra’s Automotive Innovations
Battista Edizione Car
Tech Mahindra introduced the Battista Edizione E, a limited production electric hypercar honoring the world’s first Formula 1 World Champion. This marvel of engineering and performance combines high speed excitement with sustainability.
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Hyper GT & Formula E Race Car
With the theme Racing Ahead Tech Mahindra revealed its vision for the future of the communications business. The Mahindra Racing Formula E car was exclusively showcased as they reinforced their dedication to electric mobility innovation, garnering substantial attention from the crowd.
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Huawei Maextro S800
Huawei has revealed the Maextro S800 which is a true representation of bringing advanced technology and user centered design together. Though details are hard to find but the Maextro S800 promises to create new standards in its segment, underscoring Huawei’s commitment to innovation.
Verizon’s Personal AI Assistant for SMBs
Focusing on small to medium sized enterprises (SMBs), Verizon introduced an AI digital assistant that would improve customer engagement. The conversational AI functions through SMS, giving customers immediate access to business hours, services and so on. With learning, the assistant can extend its capabilities, even incorporating payment processes thus simplifying operations for SMBs.
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Supermicro’s Advanced Computing Solutions
Supermicro demonstrated a set of advanced AI, high performance computing (HPC) and telecom solutions:
- ARS-111GL-NHR: A 1U high-density GPU server with the NVIDIA Grace Hopper™ Superchip, combining Grace CPU and H100 GPU with a 900GB/s NVLink® C2C interconnect. Supports 576GB of memory (480GB LPDDR5X + 96GB HBM3) which is suitable for large language models (LLMs).
- AS-4125GS-TNRT: A 4U general-purpose GPU system that accommodates 8 double-width GPUs and dual AMD EPYC™ 9004/9005 processors. Provides 24 DIMM slots (up to 6TB DDR5), four hot swap NVMe drive bays and robust cooling for AI and data center applications.
- SYS-422GA-NBRT-lcc: Built for AI training and deep learning, this system features dual Intel® Xeon® 6900 processors (500W TDP) and 8 onboard SXM B200 GPU accelerators. Supports 24 DIMM slots (up to 6400MT/s DDR5) and includes dual 10G NICs and IPMI for efficient management.
- SYS-211E-FRDN13P: A 2U telecommunication grade server for 5G and network synchronization. Comes with NEBS Level 3 compliance, IEEE 1588 PTP, SyncE and GNSS timing, 12x 25GbE SFP28 ports and Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors for high precision performance in the telecom space.
Dell’s Innovations in Telecom and Edge Computing
Dell focused on telco cloud automation advancements, 5G ecosystem innovation, and edge computing:
- Dell Telecom Infrastructure Blocks 4.0: It is a per-integrated and validated system that is designed to simplify telco cloud infrastructure deployment and lifecycle management that aids communications service providers (CSPs) in accelerating digital transformation.
- Dell Telecom Infrastructure Automation Suite: This telecom enables automation in managing and orchestrating the telco cloud infrastructure that provides comprehensive telemetry for simplified observability and future AIOps implementation.
- Open Telecom Ecosystem Lab: A lab for experimentation and verification of sophisticated end-to-end 5G solutions intended to spur innovation in an open and innovative 5G telecom ecosystem.
- Dell PowerEdge XR 8000: A 2U sled server designed for telecom and edge computing, optimized for maximum flexibility able to support a broad array of workloads and environments.
MWC 2025’s last day captured the essence of innovation, with firms going out of their way to introduce technologies that have the potential to redefine industries and improve user experiences worldwide.
