Huawei optimizes low latency solutions at the system and chip levels to meet the performance requirements of financial active-active data centers.

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Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  82% (41)
• B
  18% (9)

Explanation

Option A is correct because Huawei specifically engineers its hardware and software stack - including custom chips like the Kunpeng and network ASICs - to minimize latency at multiple levels of the system architecture, which is a documented capability designed for demanding financial workloads. Financial active-active data centers require microsecond-level synchronization between nodes to ensure zero data loss and continuous availability, and Huawei's end-to-end optimization approach (spanning chip design, switching fabric, and storage I/O) directly targets these requirements.

Option B is incorrect because it contradicts Huawei's published architecture and product positioning; denying this capability would imply Huawei's solutions are unsuitable for financial-grade deployments, which conflicts with their actual product line.

Memory tip: Think "Huawei goes deep" - from the chip up through the system, every layer is tuned for low latency. If Huawei optimizes at both levels (chip + system), the statement is True.

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