"The 6G race starts: Nokia, Microsoft and other European and American giants form an alliance, and Chinese companies are absent"！
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Abstract: The dispute over 6G technology has begun: Nokia, Microsoft, Europe and the United States have formed"Blocking the Alliance"to prevent Chinese companies from entering the market.
With the rapid development of science and technology, the global communications industry is undergoing unprecedented changes. Although 5G has not yet been fully implemented, 6G has quietly arrived, and major Internet companies are gearing up to try to take the lead in this new technology competition. Some time ago, at the MWC2024 conference held in Barcelona, the AI-RAN Alliance initiated by NVIDIA was officially established, bringing together 11 top companies from the global semiconductor, telecommunications, software and other industries to jointly address the challenges of the 6G era through technological innovation and cooperation. Unfortunately, Chinese companies are not part of this meaningful joint effort.
The establishment of the AI-RAN Alliance is not only a global cooperation in technology and innovation in the field of telecommunications, but also a strategic implementation of the global strategy towards the 6G era. As a leader in the alliance, NVIDIA will play an important role in artificial intelligence, image processing and other fields. Samsung, Arm, Ericsson, Microsoft, Nokia - these companies have a wealth of technical experience and a strong market presence in their respective fields.
During its participation in the AI-RAN Alliance, Samsung said that in the 6G era, various new companies will revolutionize the connection between humans and technology, and AI will play a key role in this trend. This view is widely recognized within the alliance. With the development and popularization of artificial intelligence technology, the integration of artificial intelligence and communication technology will become the main feature of 6G in the future. The AI-RAN Alliance aims to drive technological innovation and applications in this field to provide a smarter and more efficient communication experience for users around the world.
However, Chinese companies are in the GTCA"Absence"However, it has attracted widespread attention and deep reflection. As the world's largest communications equipment manufacturer and a leader in 5G technology, Huawei has made remarkable achievements in the construction and deployment of 5G networks. However, Chinese companies, such as Huawei, do not seem to be playing a leading role in the 5G era. This is due to technical and economic factors.
At the technical level, the integration of multiple disciplines such as artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, and cloud computing has made the technological innovation of 6G networks show a complex and diverse trend. Therefore, in order to seize the opportunities of the 6G era, it is necessary not only to have strong scientific and technological research and development capabilities, but also to integrate resources from all walks of life. In this regard, whether it is technology or market accumulation, Chinese enterprises still need to improve.
In addition to a number of economic reasons, the intensification of protectionism and tensions around the world has made international scientific and technological cooperation more complex and sensitive. Under such circumstances, Chinese enterprises will encounter more difficulties and restrictions in international scientific and technological cooperation. In addition, there are certain institutional barriers for Chinese enterprises in the process of technology research and commercialization.
The establishment of the AI-RAN Alliance has undoubtedly brought new hope for the future development of the world's telecommunications field. However, the absence of Chinese companies also reflects the challenges and opportunities that China faces in international technology competition. If Chinese enterprises want to be invincible in the global 6G competition, they must continuously improve their R&D and marketing capabilities, actively participate in international technical cooperation and exchanges, and face the global wave of technological innovation with a more open and inclusive attitude. Only in this way can China take the lead in the global 6G competition and make greater contributions to the development of the global communications industry.