CAMBODIA TO BE FIRST COUNTRY IN SOUTHEAST ASIA TO HAVE 5G TECHNOLOGY

[hiseen]

Fish is not our main export, and CN investors also dont pay $8,000 for Vnese in fish sector.

Export phone,machines, garmen to US still raise sharply, and CN investors surely will help VN to boost the export to US.

Bad thing is, CN investors pay $ 4,000-8,000/month to Vnese, so they have to fire million useless Cnese to cut cost :

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Vietnam exported mobile phones and components mainly to EU (28 countries), the United States, South Korea ... In which the US market achieved the highest increase of 87.2 per cent while the exports to EU fell by 3 per cent.

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The leading export markets of computers, electronic products and components were China, EU, USA, and South Korea. The United States was also the market with the highest growth rate in this group with an increase of 52.8 per cent compared to the same period in 2018.

http://asemconnectvietnam.gov.vn/default.aspx?ZID1=8&ID1=2&ID8=86398

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Did she leave you? Where did she go? Do you know where she went? Or have you forgotten her?

 

[艹艹艹]

July 22, 2020
Huawei pledges to support digital development in Cambodia
Sorn Sarath / Khmer Times

Chinese-owned giant telecom and technology company Huawei has pledged to support Cambodia’s digital development and bring new technology, according to its Cambodia’s country director.

Chief Executive Officer of Huawei Technologies (Cambodia) Co Ltd Sovan Yao said in an interview with local media Fresh News the company will continue to cooperate with the government of Cambodia by bringing in the latest technology to support the people’s needs.

“Under the support from the Cambodia government, our business partners and customers, we have launched 5G trial successfully and we hope that we will bring this latest new technology to the people in rural and remote areas, especially for the poor children be able to access the internet,” he said.

Cambodia e-government policy was originally established by the Ministry of Industry, Science, Technology, and Innovation in a bid to respond to emerging digital innovation and global technological trends.

As the COVID-19 crisis remains, the government has stated its commitment to making e-governance a priority to ensure services remain timely and available.

5G technology will become the most important factor in information communication technology (ICT) transformation and open collaboration across industries.

“We strongly support and join with the government to implement the white book policy and trade and what we are always doing is to provide support of digital infrastructures and share our technology with Cambodia,” Yao said.

During Prime Minister Hun Sen’s visit to Beijing in 2019, the government signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Huawei to build a 5G network in Cambodia.

In May this year, Huawei Technologies (Cambodia) Co Ltd signed an agreement with the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications to provide the country with the latest ICT equipment and a 5G technology training programme.

The Kingdom’s leading mobile operators such as Cellcard, Smart and Metfone have cooperated with Huawei for 5G technology and each has already launched a 5G trial.

According to data from the Telecommunication Regulator of Cambodia (TRC), about 16.1 million people in Cambodia had subscribed to the internet by 2019, up 20 percent compared with the year before.

 

[Leishangthem]

All of the nation with glorious ancient history and soul like Cambodia, persia,refuse to serve as US proxy. Cambodia is mvp of south east asia just like Thailand .

 

[艹艹艹]

5G development on a roll in Cambodia
Chea Vanyuth / Khmer Times

The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications said that commercial 5G development in Cambodia is on a roll as the ministry works to compile provisions to regulate the sector.

Chea Vandeth, the minister of Posts and Telecommunications, said that the telecom firms have collaborated on developing the 5G technology alongside Chinese companies with several pilot trials having been conducted so far.

“We are in the study stage now as we seek more understanding,” the minister said, adding that the ministry is discussing the provisions for infrastructure that will be needed for the latest generation technology.

The Ministry is working on a policy that will allow all operators to have the required 100 MHz spectrum to run on the 5G network.

As the necessity for continuous connectivity increases, 5G is seen as the answer to meeting this demand by creating a fast, purpose-built network tailored to serve the needs of both citizens and the economy.

5G will provide vast benefits to both society and the economy but its full potential cannot be realised without the active participation of government and regulatory authorities.

5G is the fifth generation technology standard for broadband cellular networks, which cellular phone companies began deploying worldwide in 2019.

It is the planned successor to the 4G networks that provide connectivity to most current cellphones.[2]5G networks are predicted to have more than 1.7 billion subscribers worldwide by 2025.