“对抗中国”，日美澳加英将在东京开闭门会讨论AI和6G

Group 1 - The core focus of the "Telecom Five Eyes Alliance" meeting in Tokyo is to discuss AI and 6G communication standards to counter China's influence in the global telecom sector [1] - The meeting will include representatives from Japan, Australia, Canada, the UK, and the US, marking the first in-person gathering of the Global Telecom Alliance (GCOT) in Japan [1][5] - Huawei currently holds approximately 34% of the global 5G base station market share, with Ericsson at 26% and Nokia at 18%, indicating Huawei's growing dominance [1] Group 2 - The "democratic camp" countries aim to promote Open RAN to build a secure telecom network, contrasting with Huawei's single supplier model [2] - The US has been pushing Open RAN as a strategy to counter Chinese suppliers, with a $1.5 billion funding initiative to support domestic Open RAN vendors [6] - Despite efforts, US telecom companies like AT&T remain heavily reliant on single suppliers like Ericsson, highlighting challenges in the transition to Open RAN [6]