The Role Of Global Standards In The Battle For 5g Leadership Standards ensure safety, quality, reliability of products and services, as well as their interoperability. standards help overcome barriers to trade and support the global economy. in the 5g world, standards play a key role in the development of equipment and consumer devices. they help ensure the interoperability of equipment and to allow for. Hudson institute will host a panel of experts to consider the economic and political ramifications of chinese efforts to control standard setting and the national security concerns that limit u.s. participation in these processes. note: this event is open to the press. all members of the media should rsvp to [email protected].
The Role Of Global Standards In The Battle For 5g Leadership But the aggressive chinese effort threatens their leadership position. for example, in recent years china has submitted 40 percent of all proposed 5g standards at the 3gpp meetings, although many are of poor quality. the impact of u.s. export controls on chinese firms zte and huawei is however beginning to endanger u.s. leadership in 5g. This paper explores global 5g and wireless innovation leadership in standards setting organizations, analyzing declared patents, the number of standards submissions, and activity and leadership in international standards setting bodies, specifically the international telecommunication union (itu) and 3rd generation partnership project (3gpp). The country is reportedly drafting a medium term strategy nicknamed “china standards 2035”, complementing the “made in china 2025” industrial modernisation plan under which it has. The west has fallen behind in the competition for leadership of the 5g transition, a reality that has huge economic implications and also risks the west facing the reality of a global telecommunications backbone that not only has serious security flaws, but is also shaped by political values incompatible with our own. a new white house strategy aims to close the 5g transition gap.
Transcript The Role Of Global Standards In The Battle For 5g Leader The country is reportedly drafting a medium term strategy nicknamed “china standards 2035”, complementing the “made in china 2025” industrial modernisation plan under which it has. The west has fallen behind in the competition for leadership of the 5g transition, a reality that has huge economic implications and also risks the west facing the reality of a global telecommunications backbone that not only has serious security flaws, but is also shaped by political values incompatible with our own. a new white house strategy aims to close the 5g transition gap. The china standards 2035 plan, notably, is designed to take leadership or control of the process that sets global standards for emerging technologies like 5g, internet of things (iot), and ai—as reflected in the title of a recent wall street journal article, from lightbulbs to 5g, china battles west for control of vital technology standards. So 5g should deliver significantly increased operational performance (e.g. increased spectral efficiency, higher data rates, low latency), as well as superior user experience (near to fixed network but offering full mobility and coverage). 5g needs to cater for massive deployment of internet of things, while still offering acceptable levels of.
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