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Deyaar partners with Huawei for smart homes

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Dubai developer Deyaar has signed a MoU with Huawei to deploy technology solutions such as smart home applicatio­ns in its projects.

The five-year partnershi­p will cover the introducti­on of networks and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) capabiliti­es in numerous properties, including Mont Rose, The Atria, Al Barsha Hotel and Deyaar’s headquarte­rs, the company said.

Future projects will also be fitted with these solutions.

Huawei will work with Deyaar to develop technology plans for its Midtown residentia­l project, which will include smart homes, communitie­s, and integrated lifestyles.

Launched in 2014, the Midtown project is expected to include 27 buildings with residentia­l units, retail outlets, amenities such as clinics, swimming pools, tennis and basketball courts and a hotel.

Spread across five million sq ft, the developmen­t is estimated to cost between Dhs2.5bn to Dhs3bn with a major part of the project slated for completion by 2020.

Deyaar also confirmed that as part of the partnershi­p, it will implement Huawei’s CCTV video cloud solution to improve security at its properties.

Saeed Al Qatami, CEO of Deyaar, said: “Connected homes are no longer a futuristic concept – they are realistica­lly achievable today.”

Colin Hu, managing director, Huawei Enterprise, UAE, added: “With technology changing at such a rapid pace, it is especially important for buildings to be equipped with scalable and sustainabl­e network capabiliti­es.”

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