What changes can 5G bring to us?

If the speed of 1G is compared to walking, 2G is running, 3G is riding, 4G is equivalent to getting on a plane, and the imagined 5G is comparable to driving supersonic speed, which is faster and smarter. In the 5G era, the most direct experience is that we will not get stuck when using any human-computer interaction products. Web pages open in seconds, videos open in seconds, and work and entertainment will be smoother and more efficient.

From the perspective of larger applications, 5G will bring the Internet of Things. For example, your car can communicate with the air conditioner at home. It's very hot. On the way home from work, the car told the air conditioner to start, and it was cold when I got home.

Those devices that require extremely high network speed, such as AR and VR, will be as quick and sensitive as your limbs. There will be no delay in the 4G era, and you can enjoy everything. For example, with the help of VR technology, you can try on clothes virtually at home before online shopping; Going out to play on holidays is "overcrowded" everywhere. With the help of VR technology, you can travel around the world without leaving home. ?

There are higher changes. After 5G is applied to all walks of life, it will bring about changes in the entire ecosystem. The place where we live will become a smart city with brains: it can monitor which places are sparsely populated and turn off street lamps to save energy; Where there is a car accident, automatically adjust the traffic lights to make way for life. And all this is real-time, without delay, just like in front of us a few kilometers away.

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Construction of 5G in various countries

By the first half of 2020, China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom will have established more than 250,000 5G base stations nationwide. By the end of 2020, 600,000 people will be deployed, which is expected to cover cities above the second administrative region of China. In addition, new infrastructure in China, such as 5G network and all-optical network, will also inject business opportunities for Huawei. The Global Association for Mobile Communications (GSMA) predicts that by 2025, there will be more than 1/4 mobile devices operating on the 5G network in China, accounting for 1/3 of the global 5G network connections.

The report also pointed out that Samsung's base station equipment is also rising, which is mainly due to the success of Korean 5G merchants. Samsung has provided base station construction to South Korea's three major operators SKT, KT and LG Uplus; Also with American operator AT & amp； T, Sprint, Verizon. With the British government taking Japan's NEC and Fujitsu as potential alternative suppliers of 5G equipment, and the policies of European and American governments prohibiting Huawei, Japanese equipment manufacturers will have the opportunity to increase their market share in Europe and America.