Zheng Quan Ri Bao Wang·2025-05-13 12:15Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the advancement of 5G-A technology is creating new opportunities for companies in the industry as it transitions from 5G to 6G, with significant improvements in speed and latency [1][2] - 5G-A can achieve peak speeds approximately 10 times faster than 5G and has ultra-low latency in the millisecond range, with a nationwide rollout expected in major cities by 2024 [2] - The transition to 5G-A is anticipated to take about five years, with the industry consensus suggesting that 6G commercialization may occur around 2030 [2] Group 2 - The 5G-A industry chain includes upstream components such as chips, antennas, and optical modules, while downstream focuses on application services [3] - Companies like Guangdong Tongyu Communication have begun small-scale deliveries of 5G-A integrated antennas, aiming to enhance product performance and delivery efficiency [3] - In the downstream sector, innovative applications of 5G-A are being developed, such as a monitoring project for offshore vessels with a sensing range exceeding 20 kilometers [4] Group 3 - The potential applications of 5G-A span various fields including low-altitude economy, smart cities, remote healthcare, and autonomous driving, with significant implications for urban management and industrial control [4] - Companies are encouraged to seize market opportunities and invest in core technology research and development to drive the growth of the 5G-A industry [4]