Faster 5G progress to counter virus
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China will hit the “fast-forward” button on the development of 5G technology to mitigate economic impacts from the coronavirus pandemic, an official said yesterday.
The country will support telecom operators to expand standalone 5G network coverage and capacity, said Han Xia with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
The standalone 5G network, known as the “real” 5G deployment with the 5G core as its center, makes full use of the 5G mobile network covering high throughput, low latency communications, massive IoT and network slicing.
Local governments will be incentivized to pool resources for the construction of 5G base stations, said Han.
China had 130,000 5G base stations at the end of last year and construction will pick up this year, she said.
Han added that the integrated development of the 5G-plus industrial Internet, 5G-plus car networking and 5G-plus health care should be promoted.
New consumption models related to 5G technology, such as virtual reality shopping platforms and livestreaming performances, sporting events and tourist sites, should be cultivated.
Han also urged efforts to make technical innovations and ensure safe operation of 5G technology.
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