The Gap Between China And US 5G Progress Will Increase In Coming Years


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Although the three major operators in China have not yet started commercial 5G networks, they all are working hard for the corresponding network construction. On June 6 this year, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has issued 5G commercial licenses to the three major operators. This will help to accelerate the 5G progress in China.

5G Progress In China and The US

For the 5G network commercial, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology revealed that the three major operators will build 50,000 5G base stations this year. The number of new 5G base stations will be greatly increased by the three major operators next year. The initial number will be at least 680,000 stations. This will make the gap between China and the United States 5G progress more because the United States currently only plans to build 50,000 5G base stations.

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In fact, China Mobile alone said that it will build 50,000 5G base stations this year. Next year, China Mobile will provide 5G commercial services in all cities above the prefecture-level.

The United States seems to be in trouble in the construction of 5G. Due to the lack of 5G equipment manufacturers such as Huawei, the United States believes that the US 5G network will be the most expensive and complicated network in American history. Ajit Pai, chairman of the US Federal Communications Commission, has announced that the United States will invest $20.4 billion in 5G infrastructure within 10 years.

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There are a few advantages of the millimeter-wave band used in the United States. Say, the bandwidth is large. Also, the spectrum is clean and the interference is small. At last, it can even support the peak rate of up to 20Gbps. However, the disadvantage is that the technology is not mature. Moreover, only the United States wants to use the millimeter-wave band to build 5G. As a result, many 5G devices and smartphones will cost more.

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