en.Wedoany.com Reported - In May this year, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology approved the license for 6G trial frequencies, making China the first country in the world to obtain this qualification. This marks a shift in 6G technology research and development from stages such as laboratory simulation and indoor prototype testing to real-world scenarios like cities and industries, enabling performance verification closer to commercial environments.

A predictive study by the Global System for Mobile Communications Association (GSMA) on spectrum planning towards 2040 indicates that China will remain a leader in the 6G era. GSMA Greater China President Sihan stated that China is expected to become one of the leading countries in global 6G deployment, with a projected 6G penetration rate of 60% by 2035. In addition to being the first to approve 6G trial frequencies, China will also host the World Radiocommunication Conference in Shanghai next year, where the global 6G spectrum usage plan will be determined, regarded as another key milestone in 6G development.

The industry generally believes that 6G communication capabilities will be more than 10 times those of 5G, with commercial use expected around 2030. From the approval of trial frequencies and real-world scenario verification to the advancement of global spectrum planning, China's 6G industrialization process is accelerating.

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