ZTE Day 2026 in Almaty Showcases Innovations Shaping Kazakhstan's Intelligent Telecom Future

Release Time:2026-06-15
  • ZTE held "ZTE Day 2026" in Almaty, convening Kazakh telecom operators, regulators, and ICT experts in support of the national Year of Digitalization and AI
  • Under its "All in AI, AI for All" strategy, ZTE showcased AI solutions for Kazakhstan spanning wireless network optimization and high‑speed transport systems to energy‑efficient telecom, smart home, and intelligent personal devices
  • Recent cases in Kazakhstan: delivering gigabit internet to hundreds of thousands of families with Kazakhtelecom, boosting mobile network performance by over 35% with Beeline, and building one of Central Asia's most powerful supercomputer data centers at Al-Farabi University

 

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Almaty, Kazakhstan, June 15, 2026 – ZTE Corporation (0763.HK / 000063.SZ), a global leading provider of integrated information and communication technology solutions, successfully hosted ZTE Day 2026 in Almaty as part of its annual series of technical seminars dedicated to current trends and key challenges in the telecommunications industry. Held under the theme "Creating an Intelligent Future", the event has already become a traditional forum for dialogue among Kazakhstan's leading telecom operators, regulators, and ICT specialists. Participants discussed the latest technological agenda aimed at accelerating the country's digital transformation through efficient, environmentally friendly, and smart ZTE solutions.

 

The 2026 edition of ZTE Day coincided with a major milestone in the development of Kazakhstan's ICT market. On the initiative of President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, 2026 has been declared the Year of Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence in the country. A dedicated AI law is already in effect, and the national strategy "Digital Kazakhstan" includes 20 roadmaps spanning 72 industries, with clear objectives set through 2027.

 

Kazakhstan has firmly established itself as a digital leader in Central Asia. Internet penetration in the country has reached 92.9%, and the number of mobile subscribers has grown to 26.3 million – an increase of 3.5 million in just one year. The main infrastructure challenge remains the large‑scale deployment of 5G networks in the nation's largest cities.

 

As part of ZTE Day, experts provided a detailed presentation of the company's cutting‑edge developments, first unveiled earlier this year at MWC Barcelona 2026. Aligned with its global "All in AI, AI for All" strategy, the company showcased comprehensive AI solutions spanning diverse areas – from wireless network optimization and high‑speed transport systems to energy‑efficient telecom solutions, smart home technologies, and intelligent personal devices. Visually demonstrating the deep integration of AI and ICT, ZTE specialists presented solutions tailored specifically to the needs of the Kazakhstani market.

 

ZTE continues to build long‑term, successful partnerships with Kazakhstani telecom operators and educational institutions, implementing projects to modernize telecommunications infrastructure. In the area of household digitalization, the company, together with Kazakhtelecom, has delivered high‑speed gigabit internet to hundreds of thousands of families, enabling the widespread adoption of online education, remote work, and 4K video. In mobile networks, ZTE, in collaboration with Beeline, has modernized the wireless infrastructure, increasing coverage, average speed, and peak network throughput by more than 35%. A major milestone in scientific development has been the creation of a supercomputer data center at Al‑Farabi Kazakh National University – one of the most powerful in Central Asia – supporting research in artificial intelligence, climate modeling, and the development of large‑scale language models for the Kazakh language.

 

"ZTE is building end‑to‑end AI infrastructure based on the 'Connectivity + Computing' principle and annually invests approximately 20% of its revenue in research and development. Kazakhstan has already become a recognized regional leader in digitalization, and we are proud that ZTE's innovative and environmentally friendly solutions are making a concrete contribution to technological progress and the creation of a secure digital world in the country," noted Wei Wei, CEO of ZTE Kazakhstan, in his opening speech at ZTE Day.