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Huawei and Hainan Mobile to begin trial of 5.5G network later this month
Huawei continues to expand the 5.5G communication network in China and currently, the company is working with Hainan Mobile to begin the trial of advanced technology. The 5.5G network testing in Hainan may take place later this month.
In recent times, the Chinese tech giant teamed up with several partners like Beijing Unicom, China Mobile, Yunnan Telecom, and more to host the 5.5G or 5G-A trials in the native region. This strategy continues with Hainan Mobile firm as well.
According to the information, the Boao Forum for Asia 2024 Annual Program will be conducted in Boao, Hainan from March 26 to 29. Here, Huawei and Hainan Mobile will test the 5.5G communication network technology and its capabilities.
The test will happen in Huawei and Hainan Mobile’s jointly developed 5G-A three-carrier aggregation demonstration area on Dongyu Island, Qionghai City. As per the details, the downlink rate in this zone can reach up to 4.35 Gbps.
Huawei 5.5G network trial (Credits: ITHome)
Huawei aims to promote the 5G-A technology in China to deliver better and improved network speed, capacity, and reliability to both consumers and operators. So far, the company has placed the 5.5G testing zones in more than 20 Chinese provinces.
Consequently, the Deputy General Manager of Hainan’s Innovation Center and Construction Department – Zhao Feilong says:
“The enhanced version of 5G technology 5G-A will provide more powerful digital momentum for the development of new productivity. It uses millisecond-level resources and centimeter-level resources and introduces revolutionary technologies that can better match scenarios such as the Internet of Vehicles, high-end manufacturing, and urban sensing, and effectively support the growth and innovative development of digital applications.”
Moreover, Huawei plans to introduce the 5G-A technology for smartphones this year. Perhaps, we may find the implementation with the Mate 70 series in future. Read More…
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