西班牙媒体：“中国的进步绝非简单技术飞跃”

Core Insights - China has launched the world's first 10G network, representing a significant leap in digital infrastructure standards, potentially allowing for rapid downloads, such as a 4K movie in seconds [1] - The transition from 5G to 10G is not merely a technological upgrade but signifies a structural transformation that may outpace the readiness of other countries to adapt [1] Group 1: Technological Advancements - The 10G network is a tenfold improvement over the mature version of 5G, which was commercially deployed in China in 2019 [1] - By 2020, China became the largest 5G market globally, driven by a high number of active connections [1] - Speedtest data indicates that in 2024, average fixed network speeds in various countries range from 30 to 70 Mbps, with leading countries like Chile achieving actual speeds of 200 to 400 Mbps despite offering gigabit packages [1] Group 2: Strategic Implications - While many Latin American countries struggle with basic connectivity, China is advancing projects that require long-term planning, indicating a strategic focus on infrastructure development [2] - The disparity in progress is attributed not to technology but to strategic vision, with China establishing a self-reliant technological development strategy [2] - The milestone of the 10G network underscores the importance of infrastructure as a core strength, suggesting that future success will depend on a country's ability to understand and prioritize infrastructure development [2]