Group 1 - The "Wonderful Industrial Journey" event initiated by Beijing Daily aims to explore the history of communication and the future of the digital economy [1][4] - The Beijing Telecommunications Museum, affiliated with China Unicom Beijing, covers over 3,000 square meters and showcases the development of the telecommunications industry in Beijing over the past 130 years [2] - The museum features more than 500 physical exhibits, 600 images, and numerous interactive displays, highlighting both historical and cutting-edge technologies such as 5G-A and industrial internet [2] Group 2 - Beijing Unicom has launched the first household 10G broadband service in Beijing, covering nearly 5,000 communities and establishing 7,700 5G-A base stations, with over 1.5 million users [2] - The event emphasized the importance of communication support for significant activities, showcasing advanced technologies like 5G-A and AI during the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War [3] - The telecommunications industry is recognized as a strategic and foundational sector in promoting new industrialization, highlighting its role in connecting various elements of the digital network [4]

Core Viewpoint - The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region is enhancing its digital economy through collaborative development, with significant advancements in digital infrastructure, including 5G coverage and high-speed broadband initiatives [1][3][14]. Digital Infrastructure Development - The three regions are jointly promoting the construction of 5G base stations, aiming for a total of 383,000 by the end of October 2024 [1]. - The Zhangjiakou computing center, part of the national integrated computing network, is expected to be operational next month, enhancing connectivity and reducing broadband latency to under 0.5 milliseconds [3][5]. - The first phase of the Zhangjiakou center is projected to be completed by June 2023, providing services for AI data labeling and model training [7]. Computing Power and Capacity - The Zhangjiakou center will have a computing capacity exceeding 50,000 PFlops, supporting advanced technology applications in the region [8]. - Currently, Zhangjiakou has 30 operational data center projects with 1.72 million servers, achieving a computing capacity of 29,100 PFlops [8]. - The Wuqing District is becoming a hub for digital economy with significant investments in high-capacity networks, supporting low-latency connections to major internet enterprises [10][11]. High-Speed Broadband Initiatives - The Xiong'an New Area has launched a trial for 10G broadband, achieving download speeds of 9,834 Mbps and upload speeds of 1,008 Mbps, with a latency of just 3 milliseconds [13]. - This new broadband infrastructure is expected to enhance communication quality and provide new services across various sectors, including education and healthcare [13]. Policy and Economic Impact - Policies such as the "Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Collaborative Development Plan" outline the roles of each region: Beijing as a tech innovation center, Tianjin as a manufacturing and digital base, and Hebei as a data center hub [17][18]. - The digital economy in Beijing is projected to contribute 2 trillion yuan to GDP by 2024, accounting for over 40% of the total [17]. - The collaboration is fostering a talent-sharing mechanism and cross-regional investment in digital projects, enhancing the overall digital economy [18].

Core Viewpoint - The launch of the 10G broadband pilot projects in Sanya and Baoting marks the beginning of the "10G era" for household broadband in Hainan, enhancing digital economy and quality of life through advanced applications [2][3]. Group 1: Project Launch - Hainan Unicom has completed the 10G broadband access in Sanya's Baoli Qitang community, while Hainan Telecom has also launched a pilot in Baoting's Baocheng Phoenix community on the same day [2]. - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has announced the inclusion of three projects from Hainan in the 10G optical network pilot list, which covers 168 communities, factories, and parks across 86 cities in 30 provinces [2]. Group 2: Technological Advancements - The 10G optical network, utilizing 50G PON technology and FTTR (Fiber to the Room), enables end-to-end 10G access from the data center to the user's desktop, with individual user upload and download speeds exceeding 10G [2]. - The 10G network offers a significant speed increase of 5-10 times compared to gigabit broadband, facilitating ultra-high bandwidth, reliability, and low latency for new digital applications [3]. Group 3: Impact on Digital Applications - The introduction of 10G broadband will support advanced applications such as XR, ultra-high-definition video streaming, cloud gaming, and 3D live broadcasting, enhancing user experience and engagement [2][3]. - Users can expect rapid downloads, such as a 2-hour 8K movie in just seconds, and seamless operation of high-end cloud games, providing a local gaming experience [2].