By China on 5G technology 5.5G technology put into operation was taken. In this respect vivo He also takes a step.
China’s state-owned telecom company, China Mobile, announced last week that it has started to activate its 5.5G (also referred to as 5G-Advanced or 5GA) network. According to the statement, China Mobile plans to cover more than 300 cities with a 5.5G network by the end of the year, and it is announced that the first Android phones to support this technology are those in the Find X7 series. Bringing higher speeds compared to 5G (10 Gbps download and 1 Gbps upload) We still have many, many years ahead of us for 5.5G to become widespread worldwide. The one who brought this issue to the agenda today was directly Vivo, one of the Chinese giants.. The company will provide 5.5G support to recently introduced foldable phones with a software update that will be released at the end of the month. X Fold3, X Fold3 Pro And x100 announced that it will offer it for devices in its series. In other words, phones that support technology in hardware, They will become even stronger in terms of connection with 5.5G. What about Türkiye? The normal 5G network has not yet been widely opened in Turkey. There is still no 100 percent accurate information, but Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu As part of an event he attended last month “We will probably switch to 5G in 2026.” in the statement was found.
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Meanwhile, from Chinese giants Huawei In addition to future technologies such as 6G, it also works on 5.5G. On this subject, the company recently stated the following: “To ensure that new 5.5G applications and scenarios meet higher requirements, Huawei has cooperated with the world’s leading mobile operators and industry partners, and through this cooperation, has contributed to the expansion of the 5.5G market by promoting the verification and network deployment of 5.5G technology. Huawei has also helped mobile operators begin 5GA commercial verification and testing in more than 20 cities around the world.
The Middle East has reached a general consensus on 5GA development, with all six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) completing 5.5G 10 Gbps speed validation, as well as incubation of new services such as RedCap and passive IoT. Three major operators in mainland China have started 5GA network deployment in major cities. In Europe, Finnish operators have completed 5GA technology validation in commercial networks, achieving speeds of more than 10 Gbps, while also validating passive IoT technology. In Germany, operators operating in the 6 GHz band also reached speeds of 12 Gbps using multi-carrier techniques.”