Ericsson said 5G technology is not revolutionary

Ericsson said 5G technology is not revolutionary 

　In the past year and a half, 4G business in China has achieved rapid development. The latest data show that as of the first half of this year, China 4G subscribers has reached 225 million.

　　Ericsson's Asia Pacific CTO Magnus Ewerbring 2015 Mobile World Congress - (MWCS) Shanghai during an interview that the next few years the global 3G and 4G LTE users will achieve tremendous growth, while in China, 4G will become the main trend, as opposed to 2G and 3G market share will be higher than in other parts of the world, which means that people's way of mobile Internet will be a great change in the next five years.

　　In talking about 5G development in 2020 will be formally commercial, Magnus pointed out that for operators, each upgrade technology requires huge capital investment, before 4G, too, so they want to be able to invest in existing on to the next generation technology evolution, and therefore more willing to 5G Ericsson called 4G evolution, not a revolution.

　　5G is not revolutionary technology

　　The future will be an all interconnected era, this view has basically been widely recognized by the industry. And all things Internet era, including the autopilot technology, including vehicle networking and other services on the network also put forward higher requirements, such as faster speed, lower latency and greater network capacity.

　　Based on this, people generally want to appear 5G is a revolutionary technology to better meet the business needs. But Magnus opinion, a revolutionary technology business needs more publicity.

　　Magnus noted, 5G is a large standard system, including many technical, part of the evolution of needs based on current technology, these techniques can be fully compatible with the previous generation of technology to 4G, etc., so that operators can leverage existing investments, and has been on the basis of long-term growth; in addition, 5G do need some relatively more revolutionary technology, and the two parts are complementary, enabling a seamless upgrade smoothly to 2020 and beyond Transitional future.

　　Similarly, Magnus for now called 4.5G and Pre5G statement is not recognized. He said, in fact, these are just subsequent evolution of LTE technology, Ericsson has been making efforts in this regard, in 2020, every six months, Ericsson will upgrade to LTE technology.

　　5G will be an era of convergence

　　In the 4G era, the global total of FDD LTE and TD-LTE two standards, while at 5G era, most companies and organizations have endorsed standards will be unified situation. Magnus said that although the current operators will each make a choice in FDD LTE and TD-LTE them, but the future will be the era of 5G FDD LTE and TD-LTE integration, the focus will turn to enterprise customer demand for the band.

　　And for 5G, Ericsson also put forward their own six definitions: scalable, flexible, sustainable, safe, standardization and reliability.