Core Insights - Beijing will host the 2025 6G Development Conference, focusing on the systematic layout of the 6G industry and the establishment of a 6G laboratory to explore "killer" application scenarios such as holographic communication and autonomous driving [1] Group 1: 6G Industry Development Strategy - Beijing is the first in the country to clarify its 6G development strategy, establishing a 6G technology overall group and initiating the construction of a 6G laboratory [2] - The city has formed a collaborative development pattern with "1 overall group + 1 laboratory + 2 R&D bases + 2 industrial bases," aiming to create a globally influential 6G innovation development pilot area [2] - Key enterprises like ZTE and Xiaomi are leading the charge, with a mechanism established for collaboration with major telecom operators [2] Group 2: Technological Breakthroughs - Beijing has built a small-scale experimental environment for 6G, achieving a single-user speed of 8Gbps in tests [3] - ZTE has made over 30 key technological breakthroughs, including the release of prototype machines and satellite payloads [3] - Hongshan Technology has achieved global leadership in ultra-high-speed long-distance terahertz transmission [3] Group 3: Future Development Plans - The city will focus on application ecology, core technologies, and industrial layout to support 6G development [4] - There will be an emphasis on market-scenario-business-network collaboration to identify core enterprises in the industry chain [4] - Key areas of focus include communication network architecture, new spectrum utilization, and intelligent signal processing [4] Group 4: Resource Coordination - The Beijing Economic and Information Technology Bureau will promote the coordination of 6G innovation resources across the city [5] - A communication and collaboration platform will be established among upstream and downstream enterprises in the 6G industry chain [5] - Major enterprises such as ZTE, Hongshan Technology, and Xiaomi will be engaged to form a collaborative mechanism for shared demand, technology, and outcomes [5]