Group 1 - Beijing is leading the development of 6G technology with a comprehensive strategic layout, showcasing its core technologies, disruptive future scenarios, and an open industrial ecosystem [1] - The city has established a multi-layered policy support system for 6G development, including the release of the "6G Technology Innovation and Industry Cultivation Action Plan (2024-2030)" in September 2024, and the first local 6G industry-specific policy in July 2025 [1][2] - The 2026 government work report includes tasks related to creating specialized industrial parks for 6G and accelerating the construction of 6G laboratories [1] Group 2 - Beijing has formed a collaborative structure consisting of "1 overall group + 1 laboratory + 2 R&D bases + 2 industrial bases" to accelerate the establishment of a globally influential 6G innovation development zone [2] - Key areas such as Haidian and Changping districts are leveraging their advantages in research and education institutions, while the Economic and Technological Development Zone is focusing on building 6G laboratories and supporting leading enterprises like ZTE [2] - Over 80 upstream and downstream companies have gathered in the Economic and Technological Development Zone, covering critical areas such as chip components and base station equipment, forming an initial 6G industrial chain [2] Group 3 - Under policy guidance, Beijing is uniting universities, research institutions, and enterprises to collaboratively tackle core 6G technologies, achieving significant breakthroughs in areas like massive MIMO and high-frequency communication [3] - The GigaMIMO256TR base station prototype developed by ZTE has achieved peak cell rates exceeding 190 Gbps, positioning China at the forefront of 6G core technology validation [3] - The Zhongguancun Panlian Institute, a collaborative innovation and research organization, has released leading 6G prototype systems and established a small-scale experimental environment in partnership with China Mobile [3]