Huawei and Ericsson announced cooperation, Qualcomm unexpectedly, foreign media are optimistic about Huawei's leading 5G
Speaking of Huawei, most netizens gave a thumbs up and shouted: China's pride, the benchmark of technology companies. Huawei is indeed a benchmark for science and technology, a title that Chinese people are proud of, so why do they say so? Let's break it down briefly.
The first is 5G technology, Huawei's 5G patent application is the first in the world, and its actual 5G patents are also among the best. In the field of 5G, Huawei leads the world and can be regarded as a technology benchmark.
Secondly, Huawei's self-developed mobile phone chip, the Kirin chip, has excellent performance and stable power consumption. Especially in terms of power consumption, the Kirin 9000 is slightly better than the Snapdragon 888, and the Kirin 9000 is also the world's first 5G chip with a 5nm process.
In addition, Huawei's communications equipment business is the world's No. 1 in the world, and Huawei has been the world's largest communications equipment manufacturer since 2013, when Huawei's communications equipment business surpassed Ericsson's.
Finally, Huawei's self-developed HarmonyOS operating system has been 5700 million devices are used, which shows that Huawei has the strength to compete with Apple and Google in the field of operating systems.
Although Huawei's scientific and technological achievements are too numerous to mention, this does not mean that Huawei's scientific and technological achievements are not controversial. According to reports, a considerable number of netizens are skeptical of Huawei's 5G, and these people think that Huawei's 5G is flashy and hype.
For this reason, these netizens keep asking the following questions.
First, Huawei is the leader of 5G, since foreign companies have made efforts, why can't Huawei produce 5G mobile phones?
Second, when 5G first appeared, people had high hopes for 5G, believing that 5G would bring changes such as the Internet of Everything, remote control, and intelligent manufacturing, and would change people's lives. Four years have passed, and 5G has brought little change to most users, leaving many users dissatisfied. The so-called greater expectations, greater disappointments, this is the truth.
Third, four years have passed, and the experience brought by 5G mobile phones has become more common. In addition to the slightly faster network speed, 5G is inferior to 4G in terms of signal stability, energy consumption, and tariffs.
Because of these problems, many netizens feel that Huawei's 5G is suspected of excessive publicity. For this reason, some netizens said: Now domestic mobile phone manufacturers are using Qualcomm 5G chips, so Qualcomm is the leader of 5G.
So is Huawei's 5G really exaggerated? On August 25, Ericsson gave the answer.
On August 25, China reported that Huawei and Ericsson will soon announce the signing of a long-term global patent cross-licensing agreement, including 3G 4G 5G cellular technology. In this regard, Huawei executives said: Huawei and Ericsson are both major contributors to SEPs in the field of mobile communications, and the agreement between the two will help create a better patent environment.
Ericsson and Huawei have fully recognized the patented technology of 3G 4G 5G, which shows that Huawei is still leading the field in the field of 3G 4G 5G. In this regard, some foreign ** said: Huawei is once again leading in the field of 5G.
The same is true for the current situation: for the past 20 years, Huawei has been developing cellular and WiFi technologies, mainly contributing to major ICT standards.
In terms of patent licensing fees, Huawei has also formulated corresponding standards. In July this year, Huawei released the patent license fee standard for 4G mobile phones, 5G mobile phones, and Wi-Fi devices6.
Huawei's patent license fees for 4G phones are capped at 1$5, and the patent license fee charged for 5G mobile phones is capped at 2$5, and the upper limit of the patent license fee charged for WiFi consumer terminals is 0$5 of Part 6.
The first to bear the brunt is Japan's more than 30 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), as Huawei has issued notices of 4G, 5G and WiFi6 patent license fees to these 30 SMEs in Japan in June.
It can be seen that some domestic netizens have ulterior motives and are unsustainable when questioning Huawei's 5G.
We can't deny the development potential of 5G just because 5G is not practical, and we can't deny Huawei's leading position in the 5G field just because Huawei can't produce 5G mobile phones.
Of course, 5G is still a new driving force for future development, and Huawei's 5G continues to make the world recognize Chinese technology. I hope that domestic users will be more tolerant of 5G and Huawei's 5G, and feel less guilty. Only in this way will national science and technology increasingly emerge in their respective markets.