Each year to the end, there will be many forecasts and outlooks for the next year. So what are the major trends and changes in 2020?
2019 is the first year of 5G. License issuance, operator network construction, and terminal launch are all completed according to a predetermined plan. More and more customers are beginning to experience 5G networks.
As for the development prospects of 5G, there are many controversies in the industry, some of which are particularly optimistic, and some of which are severely fading.
In 2020, these controversies will not disappear, but in the face of facts, the industry’s attitude towards 5G will definitely return to rationality. Whether it is to seize the opportunity to continue high-speed development, or to steadily and gradually progress, it is estimated that an industrial consensus will be reached in 2020.
The maturity of 5G technology and whether the implementation effect can meet expectations; whether various applications based on 5G can be fully developed, these factors will greatly affect the development trend of 5G.
So there are many uncertainties in 5G development in 2020.
For specific players, strategy is easy to predict and judge. But after all, their respective demands are different. Even if they all show their best efforts to promote 5G construction, their goals and behaviors are different.
Equipment vendors: do a good job in 5G industry development
Compared to the previous network evolution of mobile communication, 5G is indeed a lot faster. Many people in the industry have expressed concerns about 5G being too advanced. One of its important arguments is the pace of development.
According to the conventional mobile communication network evolution schedule, they are basically ten generations; but China does not seem to do this: It took more than ten years from the establishment of 2G network to the issuance of 3G licenses. 3G licenses have been issued for less than 4 years.
From 2G to 4G, China ’s network evolution does not match the global rhythm. The main reason is that the 3G license was issued late, almost the last one in the world to issue a 3G license.
In other words, because China ’s 2G life span is five years longer than others, 3G to 4G is too compact.
From 2G to 4G, the leading players in China’s industry are telecommunications operators, especially China Mobile, which has a wealth of money. Since the 3G era, it has been a leader in driving the mobile communications industry by investing in network construction and promoting industrial cooperation. development of.
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