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5G tipped for big leap in China
About 50 percent of mobile connections in China will use 5G technologies by 2025, covering more industrial sectors with mobile infrastructure investment predicted to be 1.36 trillion yuan (US$212.5 billion), officials from the industry association GSMA said yesterday.
The COVID-19 pandemic’s global impact has shown the increasingly important role of connectivity — especially 5G — to society’s well-being, according to GSMA, organizer of MWC Shanghai 2021, Asia’s biggest telecommunications trade show that opened today.
Around 200 million Chinese were working remotely by the end of last year’s Chinese New Year holiday, while 78 percent of consumers shifted to online shopping in the wake of the pandemic — and mobile networks have been crucial in providing connectivity to sustain social and economic activities.
Numerous 5G applications have debuted in China and abroad. Ninety percent of mobile infrastructure investment between 2020 and 2025 in China will be related to 5G, John Hoffman, chief executive officer of GSMA, said.
GSMA and Huawei yesterday jointly released a book, “Unleashing the Power of 5GtoB in Industries,” which examines 5G industrial applications in mining, electricity, steel, transportation and autonomous driving sectors. An English version of the book will be published later this year.
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