Huawei joins hands with China Mobile to launch the first 5G-A base station on Mount Everest, ushering in the 5.5G era

According to news on April 29, Huawei recently teamed up with China Mobile to successfully open the first 5G-A base station on Mount Everest, marking that the world’s highest peak has officially entered the 5.5G era. 5G-A, usually understood by the public as 5.5G, represents an important stage in the transition from 5G to 6G.

Compared with 5G, the network speed of 5G-A has surged by more than 10 times, supporting experience speeds up to 10 Gigabit level and hundreds of billions of connections. The specific parameters are as follows: the downlink peak value has increased from 1Gbps to an astonishing 10Gbps, and the uplink peak value has also jumped from the original 0.1Gbps to 1Gbps. At present, China Mobile has exclusively implemented the official commercial use of 5G-Advanced (5.5G) globally.

China Mobile has deep communication channels with Mount Everest. As early as May 2003, in order to commemorate the 50th anniversary of mankind's successful ascent of Mount Everest, China Mobile Tibet Company had already driven an emergency communications vehicle to the base camp of Mount Everest, achieving the feat of "multimedia messaging to Mount Everest" for the first time. With the continuous advancement of communication technology, from 2G to 4G, and now 5G, China Mobile and Huawei have successfully continuously refreshed the height of technology on Mount Everest.

The 5G-A network launched on Mount Everest is a historic breakthrough jointly completed by China Mobile and Huawei. According to the editor's understanding, the implementation of this technology not only provides tourists and staff with better network services and business experience in the protected area, but also provides convenience for content creators to upload high-definition materials in real time. Visitors can now enjoy smoother real-time video calls, high-definition visual viewing and live streaming experiences.

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