TREE NEWS update: China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the 15th Five-Year Plan for the information and communication industry, aiming to fully build a new-generation communication network with complete coverage and leading performance by 2030. The plan also targets forming an advanced, secure and controllable industrial system, enhancing network and data security capabilities, and laying a solid foundation for modernization by 2035.
China’s MIIT Sets 2030 Goal for Next-Gen Communication Network
AI take
This is a policy-level signal, not a product launch. The MIIT's 2030 goal for a next-gen communication network is significant because it sets a state-backed timeline for infrastructure that could underpin future digital and RWA-related applications. It affects technology providers and operators aligned with China's industrial policy, as well as global observers tracking standard-setting rivalry. The open question is how this plan translates into concrete standards and deployment milestones—whether coverage and performance targets are met on schedule will shape the competitive landscape for network-dependent sectors.
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