The Huawei Global Mobile Broadband Forum (MBBF) kicked off in Bangkok. The opening speech of the event, which was held for the 13th time this year, Ken Hu, Executive Vice President of Huawei made.
Huawei Global Mobile Broadband Forumtook place in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, on October 25-26 this year, with the theme of ‘Leading Progress 5G’. While the evolution of 5G and developments in the field of 5.5G were discussed within the scope of the organization, the ‘Smart World 2030 Round Table Meeting’ and industry summits brought together industry representatives. Ken Hu, Executive Vice President of Huawei In his speech made within the scope of the event, he made the following statements: “Compared to past mobile technologies, 5G is developing at a rapid pace. Especially in the last three years; We have made significant progress in network systems, end-user services and industry applications.
5G is now moving in the left lane and we should all be proud of this rapid development process. But there is more we need to do to make this progress more valuable. To take full advantage of the power of 5G, we need to work together, increasing the capabilities of our networks with services such as cloud and systems integration. By incorporating all industries into our ecosystem in 5G applications, we can achieve greater success in the future.”
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James Chen, Head of Global Sales for Huawei Mobile Operators In his speech, he made the following statements: “To fully unlock the value of 5G, we need to accelerate deployment and make the most of all 5G components. As a leading technology manufacturer, we must establish a leading 5G ecosystem in terms of user experience.
5G users consume twice as much data as 4G users and this amount is expected to increase in the future. We will continue to create new value for all our global customers by expanding 5G networks that prioritize energy efficiency.”
Global Mobile Broadband Forumindustry partners, according to a statement GSMA and GTI co-edited by Huawei. The Forum brings together mobile operators, industry leaders and ecosystem partners from different parts of the world to increase the commercial success potential of 5G and evaluate the development process in this field.