China 5G

The world had 2G in 1991 and China had it in 1994.

In 2020, the sudden novel coronavirus pneumonia epidemic is having a major impact on mobile operators planning to roll out 5G services, with the rapid spread of the epidemic continuing to devastate the global economy and likely to intensify further, with no indication for the time being that it will end anytime soon.

Two former ZTE engineers, Surnamed Huang and Wang, were sentenced on suspicion of violating trade secrets in what was the country's first criminal case involving 5G technology infringement of intellectual property rights, according to the Nanfang Daily.

A few days ago, China's three major operators and several industry partners jointly released the 5G SMS white paper, which opened the prelude to the reform of the messaging service in the 5G era. According to a CCTV News report on April 11, 5G SMS will be launched this year.

China's first 5G millimeter wave filter, jointly developed by Anhui Yunta Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., and the University of Science and Technology of China, was released recently, according to an announcement on Saturday by the Hefei Municipal Government.

China Mobile's Migu Corp and the CBA announced today a strategic cooperation upgrade around 5G and the establishment of a 5G joint laboratory.

The Beijing Institute of Technology deployed a new unmanned delivery vehicle on the Zhongguancun campus this week. 

Beijing Unicom announced on April 7 that its 5G users reached 1 million, making Beijing the first city for China Unicom to achieve one million 5G user milestone.

Today, China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom jointly released a rich media messaging service -- 5G messaging service.

Speaking of the 5G, the main issue that should affect its progress is the 5G construction speed. By the end of 2019, a total of 130,000 5G base stations have been built. So how much does it cost to build a base station?