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China adds 654,000 5G base stations in 2021

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China has stepped up its pace of 5G development, adding 654,000 base stations in 2021, the China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) said Thursday.

So far, nearly 1.43 million 5G base stations have been launched, said Tian Yulong, chief engineer of the MIIT.

The 5G network now covers all prefecture-level cities, more than 98 percent of county-level urban areas and 80 percent of township-level urban areas across the country, said Zhao Zhiguo, a spokesperson for the MIIT.

Shipments of 5G phones in 2021 skyrocketed by 63.5 percent year on year to reach 266 million units, demonstrating a steady growth momentum, Zhao added. China’s “5G industrial internet” strategy has formed 20 application scenarios involving remote equipment control and quality inspection system using machine vision in 10 key fields including mining, steel and power industries, Zhao said.—APP

 

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