GSMA创新论坛在深圳举办

Group 1 - The GSMA Shenzhen Innovation Forum successfully gathered leaders from business, technology, and policy sectors to discuss three major growth engines of China's digital ecosystem: mobile AI, the rapidly rising low-altitude economy, and global market opportunities [1] - GSMA's Greater China head highlighted China's leadership in digital infrastructure, 5G deployment, and practical AI applications, with a survey indicating that China ranks high in digital transformation and innovation [1] - The forum serves as a key annual platform for dialogue on critical industry issues, marking its first occurrence in Shenzhen, a city recognized for its vibrant development environment conducive to AI advancement [1] Group 2 - During the forum, GSMA released an annual report focusing on operators' use cases in China's vertical industries, analyzing nearly 20 operator-led deployments across four key areas: customer service and network operation innovation, healthcare and smart education, industrial upgrading and smart manufacturing, and public services and social governance [2] - The report provides actionable insights and unique Chinese perspectives, serving as a valuable resource for global mobile operators and vertical industries to accelerate the large-scale deployment of AI models [2] Group 3 - GSMA announced additional strategic partners for MWC26 Shanghai, including China Tower, Fraunhofer Association, NTT Data, Quectel, Singapore Telecom, Telenor, and the Global Broadband Industry Association (WBBA), all of which are leaders in their respective fields [3] - MWC26 Shanghai will focus on four thought leadership themes: Intelligent Infrastructure, Connect AI, AI 4 Enterprise, and Mobile AI, along with new exhibition areas dedicated to mobile AI innovations and digital transformation [3] Group 4 - The forum featured a special fireside chat between GSMA and WBBA, discussing key growth opportunities in the global market [4] - Industry experts will explore the explosive growth of commercial drones (UAV) and electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles (eVTOL), emphasizing the critical role of 5G/6G networks in beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations and large-scale commercial deployment [4] - Real case studies showcased the powerful virtuous cycle formed by ubiquitous connectivity, real-time data, and increasingly complex AI models [4]