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H13-311_V3.5 · Question #60

The following options do not belong to the scope of Huawei's full-stack solution are?

The correct answer is B. Edge computing. Edge computing (B) falls outside Huawei's full-stack solution because the full-stack refers to a vertical technology stack - from hardware to software to applications - not to deployment architectures or infrastructure paradigms like edge computing. Application enable (A) is a…

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Question

The following options do not belong to the scope of Huawei's full-stack solution are?

Options

  • AApplication enable
  • BEdge computing
  • COpen source framework
  • DChip enable

How the community answered

(67 responses)
  • A
    10% (7)
  • B
    82% (55)
  • C
    1% (1)
  • D
    6% (4)

Explanation

Edge computing (B) falls outside Huawei's full-stack solution because the full-stack refers to a vertical technology stack - from hardware to software to applications - not to deployment architectures or infrastructure paradigms like edge computing. Application enable (A) is a core layer of the stack, covering the services and APIs that help developers build AI-powered applications. Open source framework (C) refers to MindSpore, Huawei's AI training and inference framework, which sits in the middle of the stack. Chip enable (D) refers to Huawei's Ascend series AI chips, which form the hardware foundation of the entire stack.

Memory tip: Picture the full-stack as a vertical tower - Chips at the base, Framework in the middle, Applications at the top. Edge computing is a horizontal deployment concept that describes where computing happens, not what the stack is made of, so it does not fit inside the tower.

Topics

#Huawei full-stack solution#application enablement#chip development#platform scope

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