5G lacks "soul"? Advanced technology is coming

5G lacks "soul"? Advanced technology is coming

Judging from the current situation, 5.5G technology is still based on the original theoretical foundation of 5G, but the direction of technological upgrade is to develop the original 5G basic scenarios to a deeper dimension, making these scenarios more "soulful".

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Why is it so hard to find a “classic” in 5G scenarios?

my country has built the world's largest 5G network, and the number of connected everything around us is increasing. However, from the 5G scenes we actually experience, although it is very exciting, it always seems to be missing something. What's going on?


First, it is not difficult to find that there seems to be a lack of "classic" truly practical 5G scenarios in both the to B market and the to C market. Secondly, most of the current 5G scenarios are used in industrial enterprises. Although there is no shortage of scenarios in the C-end market, the user population is still too small. Most C-end developers are still in a difficult stage of burning money to grab the market.

The real reason why users are not enthusiastic about using 5G is that the current 5G scenarios still lack "soul" and "smarter" scenarios. Therefore, it is imperative to extend 5.5G scenario technology to intelligent service capabilities. As Academician Zhang Ping said, we need to focus on the expansion of the industry.

5.5G technology brings the era of "intelligent connection" of all things

At the 46th meeting of the International Telecommunication Standards Organization 3GPP in April this year, 5G evolution technology was officially determined to be 5G-Advanced. In the industry, 5G-Advanced is also called 5.5G. According to the globally recognized 5G technology standards, the current 5G targets the three standard scenarios defined by the ITU, and only supports the initial Internet of Everything. The recently proposed 5.5G technology solves the above problems and will give the scenarios more "soul".

Academician Zhang Ping pointed out that as 5G evolves to 5.5G, in addition to the original triangular capabilities of mobile bandwidth enhancement, ultra-reliable low latency, and massive machine-type communications, uplink ultra-wideband, broadband real-time interaction, and communication perception fusion capabilities have been added. Based on the original three standard scenarios of 5G, three new scenarios have been expanded - UCBC, RTBC, and HCS, turning the triangle defined by the 5G scenario into a hexagon of 5.5G, making everything truly "move".

In other words, 5.5G technology will bring more "intelligence" to the scene, allowing everything to upgrade from "interconnection" to "smart connection".

5.5G supports intelligent connection security and helps energy saving

Technically, 5.5G is defined as enabling intelligent connected life. What changes can it really bring to our lives?

To analyze it with the words of Wang Tao, Executive Director of Huawei and President of ICT Products and Solutions: First, 5.5G can more precisely meet the application scenarios of various Internet of Vehicles and Internet of Things, such as autonomous driving and low-altitude logistics drones, especially increase the safety factor of autonomous driving and make it commercially available. Second, 5.5G technology is also called green 5G. It can reduce energy consumption and improve 5G energy efficiency through intelligent energy-saving technology, new materials and new energy technology, and new network architecture, enabling all walks of life to achieve low-carbon energy conservation across the entire industry chain. This will help the country achieve the "dual carbon" goals of carbon peak and carbon neutrality, and help my country's energy conservation and environmental protection cause.

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