China Communications 5G base station frequency

What frequency bands does China have for 5G?

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) held the auction for 5G spectrum bands in December 2018. Country’s telecom operators acquired spectrum in 2.5 GHz, 3.5 GHz and 4.8 GHz (n41, n78 and n79) bands. China has allocated the following frequency bands for 5G:

How many 5G stations are there in China?

Stock photo of a network tower. Base stations offering high-speed fifth-generation (5G) mobile networks have now exceeded 3.19 million, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) in China has said. The country now hosts 22.6 5G stations for every 10,000 residents, CGTN reported.

How many 5G base stations will China have in 2020?

China Telecom is targeting 300,000 5G base stations across China by the end of 2020. China Mobile expects its 5G network to reach 300 cities across China by the end of 2020. It was reported that China had more than 65 million 5G subscribers by the end of March 2020.

Will 5G improve public services?

Official numbers for the US suggest that the US built 100,000 base stations between the years 2019 and 2021 and while Americans are looking at 5G to stream videos better and play games on their increasingly powerful smartphones, China is looking to deploy the technology for improved delivery of public services.

Which country is cooperating with China Mobile on 5G?

Founded in 2014, Beijing-based CBN is the most recently established, so lacks users and infrastructure, which is partly why it is cooperating with China Mobile on 5G. China Unicom and China Telecom had also hoped to participate in 5G construction with the 700 MHz frequency band.

Does China's 5G/6G development have a competitive advantage?

Comparative Advantage and Strategic Allocations: China's 5G/6G development has secured distinct frequency band advantages, however challenges in accessing mid-band spectrum resources for 5G network construction have led to the full allocation of the 6GHz band to RLAN (Radio Local Area Network), impacting the spectrum resources available for 5G.