Huawei Unveils 5.5G Telecom Strategy for Asia Pacific
Huawei has announced its 5.5G telecom strategy for Thailand and the Asia Pacific region. During the Asia-Pacific ICT Summit 2024 in Bangkok, Abel Deng revealed plans to accelerate Thailand's digital transformation with ultra-fast, intelligent networks. Collaborations with industry and academic partners aim to foster innovation and position Thailand as a regional digital leader.
Huawei, China's leading technology conglomerate, has set its strategic direction for 5.5G telecommunications networks in Thailand and the Asia Pacific region.
Abel Deng, Huawei's President of Carrier Sales Business Asia Pacific Region, announced this during the annual Asia-Pacific ICT Summit 2024 in Bangkok, co-hosted with the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society and GSMA.
Huawei aims to accelerate Thailand's digital transformation with ultra-fast, intelligent 5.5G networks, which offer download speeds up to 10 Gbps, upload speeds of at least 500 Mbps, and a low latency of 1ms.
These advancements will enhance IoT, augmented reality, and AI-driven solutions, creating new business opportunities.
Collaborations with industry and academic partners, including Chulalongkorn University, aim to foster innovation and position Thailand as a 5.5G leader.
Julian Gorman of GSMA highlighted the region's rapid 5G adoption, while Sameer Sharma from ITU emphasized inclusive digital development to bridge the internet access gap.
The broader goal is to position Thailand as a regional digital hub, driving economic growth and innovation.
Abel Deng, Huawei's President of Carrier Sales Business Asia Pacific Region, announced this during the annual Asia-Pacific ICT Summit 2024 in Bangkok, co-hosted with the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society and GSMA.
Huawei aims to accelerate Thailand's digital transformation with ultra-fast, intelligent 5.5G networks, which offer download speeds up to 10 Gbps, upload speeds of at least 500 Mbps, and a low latency of 1ms.
These advancements will enhance IoT, augmented reality, and AI-driven solutions, creating new business opportunities.
Collaborations with industry and academic partners, including Chulalongkorn University, aim to foster innovation and position Thailand as a 5.5G leader.
Julian Gorman of GSMA highlighted the region's rapid 5G adoption, while Sameer Sharma from ITU emphasized inclusive digital development to bridge the internet access gap.
The broader goal is to position Thailand as a regional digital hub, driving economic growth and innovation.
