# telecom infrastructure
Latest news and articles about telecom infrastructure
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Huawei Unveils Full U6GHz Product Line at MWC26, Betting on a New 5G-A Growth Engine
Huawei unveiled a full suite of U6GHz infrastructure products at MWC26, aiming to accelerate 5G‑Advanced deployments by exploiting the upper 6 GHz band's wide bandwidth and propagation advantages. With spectrum recognised since WRC‑23 and device support expected around 2026, the launch seeks to shape early commercialization and grant operators a pathway to meet rising AI‑driven capacity and low‑latency demands.
Guangdong Pledges Targeted 2026 Build‑out: 21,000 5G Sites and 26,000 10G PON Ports to Prime AI and Industry Upgrade
Guangdong province has committed to adding 21,000 5G base stations and 26,000 10G PON ports in 2026 as part of a broader push to align digital infrastructure expansion with AI, industrial upgrading and platform‑economy growth. The targets form one element of a ten‑point provincial agenda that couples rapid build‑out with enhanced governance, risk controls and party integration at the start of China’s new five‑year planning cycle.
China’s Telecom Sector Shifts Gears: Slow Revenue Growth Masks Fast Build‑out of 5G, Cloud and Data‑Center Capacity
China’s telecom sector reported only 0.7% revenue growth in 2025 to ¥1.75 trillion, but underlying activity rose sharply: real telecom output grew 9.1% and investment in 5G, gigabit fibre, data centres and cloud services accelerated. The industry is shifting from legacy voice and SMS to cloud, IoT and industrial connectivity, with heavy capacity build‑out and rising R&D and standards influence.