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China Mobile launches global 5.5G commercial launch in first 100 cities

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According to news on March 29, China Mobile launched the world’s first commercial deployment of 5G-A in Hangzhou yesterday, and announced the first batch of 100 5G-A network commercial cities.

China Mobile plans to expand its 5G-A network to more than 300 cities across the country within this year and build the world's largest 5G-A commercial network.

中国移动全球首发5.5G商用 首批100个城市出炉

5G-A (abbreviation for 5G-Advanced, commonly known as 5.5G) is a key stage in the development of 5G to 6G. Compared with 5G, it has higher speed and more Features such as large connections and lower latency.

The speed of this technology is faster, and the peak speed can reach 10 times that of 5G. In addition, the connection range is wider. By integrating new passive IoT networking technology, the transformation from single-point communication to "ultra-long distance and ultra-large-scale passive IoT" is achieved.

China Mobile plans to promote the industry chain to launch more than 20 5G-A terminals this year, develop more than 20 million 5G-A terminal users, and provide users with higher speed, hierarchical and hierarchical guaranteed experience.

Currently, China Mobile provides users with 10,000 mobile 5G-A experience quotas. Users can apply for a 5G-A commercial gift package for free through the China Mobile APP, which includes 100G of monthly traffic for 12 months, 6 months of cloud mobile professional membership, 6 months of fun calls and 6 months of incoming call subtitles.

中国移动全球首发5.5G商用 首批100个城市出炉

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