EANTC conducted an independent test of Huawei’s Data Center Autonomous Network solution, focusing on its readiness for Autonomous Network Level 4 (AN L4) autonomy. The goal of the evaluation was to assess the system’s capabilities for intent-based design, operational assurance, and lifecycle management.  It was conducted in a lab environment in Nanjing, China, in May 2025.

Telekom Deutschland GmbH commissioned EANTC to evaluate its Business Premium Access portfolio. EANTC conducted a series of tests on internet connection speeds ranging from 50 Mbit/s to 10 Gbit/s. The test focused on key performance indicators such as link bandwidth, latency, jitter, and packet loss.

EANTC independently evaluated the performance, service scalability, and energy efficiency of the new Huawei 19.2 Terabit/s line card for the NetEngine 8000 X-series routers. We found that the 19.2T line card lives up to the expectations of its name – it supports a staggering 19.2 Terabit/second line rate throughput across its high-density configuration with 36x 400GigabitEthernet ports and 6x 800GigabitEthernet ports. It takes less than 2,200 Watt electrical energy while running at full load across all ports.

EANTC completed the industry’s first independent Autonomous Network Level test and certification in the IP Domain, evaluating Huawei’s SRv6 solution. Huawei showed remarkable automation achievements and reached AN Level 3.8 – an excellent result at this early stage in the Autonomous Networks ecosystem.

EANTC performed tests and evaluated the embedded router performance while deploying different numbers of cores to demonstrate switching and routing functions. Ekinops developed the virtualization solution OneOS6-LIM (Local Infrastructure Manager) that comes with an embedded OneE600 router including both Layer 2 and 3 functions.