TREE NEWS update: China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) issued its 15th Five-Year Plan for the information and communication industry, outlining steps to evolve urban and hotspot networks to ‘dual 10-gigabit’ capabilities. The plan calls for deepening 5G coverage in key scenarios, extending 5G-Advanced networks to all county-level urban areas and key townships, and enabling peak rates of 10Gbps downlink and 1Gbps uplink in urban hotspots. It also plans to start 6G commercial use in due course and expand pilot construction of 10-gigabit optical networks.
China MIIT: Start 6G Commercial Use in Due Course
AI take
This signals a policy-level push for network infrastructure upgrades, which could indirectly affect sectors relying on high-speed connectivity, such as IoT and data-intensive applications. The mention of 6G commercialization, though vague, underscores a long-term roadmap that may influence tech investment cycles. For market watchers, the key is whether this plan translates into concrete procurement or adoption milestones, as the timeline remains unspecified. The dual-10-gigabit targets for urban hotspots are notable for potential bandwidth-dependent services, but near-term impact hinges on execution details.
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