Text: Mushrooms talk about science and technology.
As we all know, in the current 5G field, Chinese enterprises have seized the right to speak in one fell swoopWhether it is Huawei or ZTE, the technical strength far exceeds that of overseas enterprises. It is precisely because of this that we have enough dominance in the field of 5G. Faced with this situation, Lao Mei was very blushing.
In the past, they have adopted the means of dismantling the equipment related to Chinese companies such as Huawei, and actively lobbied their so-called allies to promote the insecurity of Chinese companies' equipment. Although the demolition is not dismantled, Huawei and other companies have still suffered a certain impact on the market share of 5G around the world.
Now, perhaps seeing that there is really no way to shake the control of Huawei by dismantling the equipment, the United States has come up with a new way.
According to news reports, the United States** has pledged to invest $42 million to bet heavily on open 5G for the open RAN standard. It is understood that the standard will allow wireless companies to mix and match cellular hardware and software, opening up a broader network market for third-party devices.
In this regard, the US media believes that this is the time to challenge Huawei's position.
On the face of it, it is. Because in the context of such a big bet by the United States, the national telecommunications of the United States has used the grant to build the test center of the ORAN in Dallas. In the meantime, to expand the scope of this new standard, AT&T has formed an Acceleration Alliance for Open RAN Deployment and Compatibility and Commercialization. There are many companies in this alliance, including Ericsson, Nokia and Samsung, which are equipment manufacturers in the traditional field of 5G.
While they have gradually embraced the new standards and established a circle that wants to exclude Huawei equipment, the moment has come to challenge Huawei's position. Even Huawei's strength and patents in the 5G market should not be underestimated.
Secondly, the global demand for Huawei's related communication equipment has not completely removed the "insecure" hat. We have repeatedly stressed that they violated the relevant regulations by doing so, and they have not produced any evidence. But it seems that for some overseas countries, they have not really let down their guard against Huawei's related equipment. Or rather, they are unwilling to admit that Huawei's equipment is safe, after all, there are many shadows of the United States behind it.
In the situation of key allies, even if they want to prove Huawei's innocence and continue to use Huawei's equipment, they still have a big obstacle. And if there is a new standard that can reduce their dependence on Huawei and also help them develop their local development on the network, perhaps they will re-embrace the open RAN standard.
In short, now that the United States has increased its investment in new standards and actively promoted Huawei's right to speak, we have to be more vigilant. The most important thing is to know how to fight back, if you continue to let them continue like this, then the challenge may not only be Huawei's position. Fortunately, we still have leading strength in the next 6G field, and I hope that in the network field of the next city, our Chinese enterprises can still win a lot of voice and overthrow the "small courtyard high wall" that they have also created in the network field.
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