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华为拿下全球近三成电信市场 美国承认中国5G领先
华为拿下全球近三成电信市场 美国承认中国5G领先
华为拿下全球近三成电信市场，美国防部报告承认中国5G领先
【文/观察者网 王恺雯】
美国防部旗下咨询部门国防创新委员会（Defense Innovation Board）4月3日发布名为《5G生态系统：国防部的风险和机遇》报告，指出中国在5G发展方面处于领先地位，而作为行业领军者的华为，其已向海外供应超过一千万个基站，拿下全球28%的电信设备市场，且“版图”还在持续扩张中。
此外，美方的这份报告重复了一贯的论调，声称中国电信设备对美国带来的“威胁”，并建议采取应对措施；但他们也不得不承认，尽管美国向其盟友施压排除中国5G供应商，效果却并不好。
报告封面
国防创新委员会成立于2016年，是美国防部旗下的独立咨询委员会，负责在人工智能、通信网络、IT基础建设等领域向国防部提供建议。委员会主席由前谷歌CEO埃里克·施密特（Eric Schmidt）担任。
报告指出，自LTE技术推出以来，全球无线电信业的竞争格局发生巨大改变，中国电信设备巨头华为的全球收入由2009年的280亿美元跃升为2018年的1070亿美元，而爱立信、诺基亚同一时期则收入下跌。
与此同时，华为、中兴、小米、Vivo、OPPO等中国手机供应商也迅速占领海外市场，虽然在美国市场份额较少，但其用户和影响力正快速增长。随着5G的发展，如果中国继续主导市场，未来网络电信可能进一步向中国倾斜。
通过一系列的投资与频谱分配项目，中国在5G发展方面已经处于领先地位，目前已在国内部署了约35万个5G基站，数量是美国的10倍。而在全球范围内，华为和中兴也正积极推动5G部署。
以华为为例，其正迅速扩大5G领域的业务范围，已经向海外供应了超过1万个基站。去年第三季度，华为占全球电信市场份额的28%，较2015年提升4个百分点。
报告认为，随着更多5G网络依赖中国电信设备，预计华为的市场份额将继续增长。这种情况下，中国将能够推广其在5G网络的标准和规范，并将塑造未来全球5G产品市场。中国也正在5G时代复制美国在4G时代的成功。
面对中国在5G方面的优势地位，报告紧接着开始渲染美国面临的“风险”，称即使限制美国国内采购中国设备，但美国国防部在海外运营时，其大多数网络和系统可能依赖5G基础设施，如果中国在5G领域处于领先，那就会对国防部构成“严重威胁”。
对此，报告给出几点建议，例如美国可以联合“五眼联盟”和北约盟友对来自任何国家存在“后门”或严重安全漏洞的商品征收高关税（报告给出的例子是75%）；或是鼓励盟友确保自己供应链的安全，不要接触销售5G产品的中国国有企业。
很显然，美国阻挠其盟友拒绝中国5G 的步伐没有停止。2018年以来，美国不遗余力地拉拢乃至威胁盟友对华为进行围堵，但眼下，随着盟友一个个倒戈，美国越来越力不从心。
针对这一点，报告也予以承认：考虑到中国产品的价格与质量，其他国家并不那么热衷将中国5G技术排除出本国市场。德国和英国近期都反驳了美国的说法，认为华为的“安全风险”可控；“五眼联盟”中的新西兰也推翻了此前禁止华为的报道。
近期，美国国内的声音也纷纷坦承政府“围堵”华为的计划已经失败。4月2日，《福布斯》网站刊发美国数字壁垒公司创始人、首席执行官扎克·道夫曼（Zak Doffman）的文章，认为美国未能煽动全球禁止华为设备，且美国指责华为替北京方面从事“情报搜集活动”，却至今没有拿出任何证据。
《华盛顿邮报》此前也报道称，美国已经开始准备“B计划”，应对在华为主导5G网络的世界里保证网络安全。
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Huawei has won nearly 30% of the global telecommunications market. The United States recognizes China's 5G lead.
Huawei has won nearly 30% of the global telecommunications market. The United States recognizes China's 5G lead.
Huawei has won nearly 30% of the global telecom market, and the US Department of Defense reports that China's 5G leads
[Text / Observer Network Wang Yuwen]
The Defense Innovation Board, a consulting department of the US Department of Defense, released a report entitled "5G Ecosystem: Risks and Opportunities for the Department of Defense" on April 3, pointing out that China is a leader in 5G development and a leader in the industry. Huawei has supplied more than 10 million base stations overseas, winning 28% of the global telecom equipment market, and the "map" is still expanding.
In addition, the US report repeats the consistent argument, claiming that China’s telecom equipment poses a “threat” to the United States and recommends countermeasures; but they also have to admit that although the United States has pressured its allies to exclude China’s 5G supply. Business, the effect is not good.
Report cover
Founded in 2016, the National Defense Innovation Council is an independent advisory committee of the US Department of Defense. It is responsible for advising the Department of Defense in areas such as artificial intelligence, communications networks, and IT infrastructure. The chairman of the committee is formerly Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
The report pointed out that since the launch of LTE technology, the global wireless telecommunications industry has undergone tremendous changes. The global revenue of China's telecom equipment giant Huawei jumped from $28 billion in 2009 to $107 billion in 2018, while Ericsson and Nokia were in the same period. Then the income fell.
At the same time, Chinese mobile phone suppliers such as Huawei, ZTE, Xiaomi, Vivo and OPPO also quickly occupied overseas markets. Although they have a small market share in the US, their users and influence are growing rapidly. With the development of 5G, if China continues to dominate the market, the future of network telecommunications may further tilt toward China.
Through a series of investment and spectrum allocation projects, China has taken a leading position in the development of 5G. At present, it has deployed about 350,000 5G base stations in China, the number of which is 10 times that of the United States. On a global scale, Huawei and ZTE are also actively promoting 5G deployment.
Huawei, for example, is rapidly expanding its business scope in the 5G field and has supplied more than 10,000 base stations overseas. In the third quarter of last year, Huawei accounted for 28% of the global telecommunications market, up 4% from 2015.
The report believes that Huawei's market share will continue to grow as more 5G networks rely on Chinese telecom equipment. In this case, China will be able to promote its standards and specifications in 5G networks and will shape the future global 5G product market. China is also replicating the success of the United States in the 4G era in the 5G era.
In the face of China's dominant position in 5G, the report immediately began to render the "risk" facing the United States, saying that even if the US domestic procurement of Chinese equipment is restricted, most of the networks and systems of the US Department of Defense may rely on 5G foundation when operating overseas. Facilities, if China is leading in the 5G field, it will pose a "serious threat" to the Ministry of Defense.
In this regard, the report gives several suggestions. For example, the United States can unite the “five-eye alliance” and NATO allies to impose high tariffs on goods from any country with “back door” or serious security loopholes (the example given is 75%); Or encourage allies to ensure the security of their supply chain, not to contact Chinese state-owned enterprises that sell 5G products.
Obviously, the United States has prevented its allies from rejecting the pace of China's 5G without stopping. Since 2018, the United States has spared no effort to win over and even threaten its allies to contain Huawei. But now, as the allies turn their backs, the United States is increasingly unable to do so.
In response to this, the report also acknowledges that other countries are not so keen to exclude Chinese 5G technology from their domestic markets, given the price and quality of Chinese products. Germany and the United Kingdom have recently refuted the US saying that Huawei's "security risk" is controllable; New Zealand in the "five-eye alliance" has also overturned previous reports that banned Huawei.
Recently, the voices in the United States have also confessed that the government’s plan to “enclose” Huawei has failed. On April 2, the Forbes website published an article by Zak Doffman, founder and CEO of Digital Barriers, Inc., saying that the United States failed to instigate global ban on Huawei equipment, and the United States accused Huawei of replacing Beijing. Engaged in "intelligence gathering activities", but has not produced any evidence so far.
The "Washington Post" also reported that the United States has begun to prepare "B plan" to ensure network security in the world of Huawei-led 5G networks.
Editor in charge: Chen Hequn
华为拿下全球近三成电信市场 美国承认中国5G领先
华为拿下全球近三成电信市场 美国承认中国5G领先
华为拿下全球近三成电信市场，美国防部报告承认中国5G领先
【文/观察者网 王恺雯】
美国防部旗下咨询部门国防创新委员会（Defense Innovation Board）4月3日发布名为《5G生态系统：国防部的风险和机遇》报告，指出中国在5G发展方面处于领先地位，而作为行业领军者的华为，其已向海外供应超过一千万个基站，拿下全球28%的电信设备市场，且“版图”还在持续扩张中。
此外，美方的这份报告重复了一贯的论调，声称中国电信设备对美国带来的“威胁”，并建议采取应对措施；但他们也不得不承认，尽管美国向其盟友施压排除中国5G供应商，效果却并不好。
报告封面
国防创新委员会成立于2016年，是美国防部旗下的独立咨询委员会，负责在人工智能、通信网络、IT基础建设等领域向国防部提供建议。委员会主席由前谷歌CEO埃里克·施密特（Eric Schmidt）担任。
报告指出，自LTE技术推出以来，全球无线电信业的竞争格局发生巨大改变，中国电信设备巨头华为的全球收入由2009年的280亿美元跃升为2018年的1070亿美元，而爱立信、诺基亚同一时期则收入下跌。
与此同时，华为、中兴、小米、Vivo、OPPO等中国手机供应商也迅速占领海外市场，虽然在美国市场份额较少，但其用户和影响力正快速增长。随着5G的发展，如果中国继续主导市场，未来网络电信可能进一步向中国倾斜。
通过一系列的投资与频谱分配项目，中国在5G发展方面已经处于领先地位，目前已在国内部署了约35万个5G基站，数量是美国的10倍。而在全球范围内，华为和中兴也正积极推动5G部署。
以华为为例，其正迅速扩大5G领域的业务范围，已经向海外供应了超过1万个基站。去年第三季度，华为占全球电信市场份额的28%，较2015年提升4个百分点。
报告认为，随着更多5G网络依赖中国电信设备，预计华为的市场份额将继续增长。这种情况下，中国将能够推广其在5G网络的标准和规范，并将塑造未来全球5G产品市场。中国也正在5G时代复制美国在4G时代的成功。
面对中国在5G方面的优势地位，报告紧接着开始渲染美国面临的“风险”，称即使限制美国国内采购中国设备，但美国国防部在海外运营时，其大多数网络和系统可能依赖5G基础设施，如果中国在5G领域处于领先，那就会对国防部构成“严重威胁”。
对此，报告给出几点建议，例如美国可以联合“五眼联盟”和北约盟友对来自任何国家存在“后门”或严重安全漏洞的商品征收高关税（报告给出的例子是75%）；或是鼓励盟友确保自己供应链的安全，不要接触销售5G产品的中国国有企业。
很显然，美国阻挠其盟友拒绝中国5G 的步伐没有停止。2018年以来，美国不遗余力地拉拢乃至威胁盟友对华为进行围堵，但眼下，随着盟友一个个倒戈，美国越来越力不从心。
针对这一点，报告也予以承认：考虑到中国产品的价格与质量，其他国家并不那么热衷将中国5G技术排除出本国市场。德国和英国近期都反驳了美国的说法，认为华为的“安全风险”可控；“五眼联盟”中的新西兰也推翻了此前禁止华为的报道。
近期，美国国内的声音也纷纷坦承政府“围堵”华为的计划已经失败。4月2日，《福布斯》网站刊发美国数字壁垒公司创始人、首席执行官扎克·道夫曼（Zak Doffman）的文章，认为美国未能煽动全球禁止华为设备，且美国指责华为替北京方面从事“情报搜集活动”，却至今没有拿出任何证据。
《华盛顿邮报》此前也报道称，美国已经开始准备“B计划”，应对在华为主导5G网络的世界里保证网络安全。
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Huawei has won nearly 30% of the global telecommunications market. The United States recognizes China's 5G lead.
Huawei has won nearly 30% of the global telecommunications market. The United States recognizes China's 5G lead.
Huawei has won nearly 30% of the global telecom market, and the US Department of Defense reports that China's 5G leads
[Text / Observer Network Wang Yuwen]
The Defense Innovation Board, a consulting department of the US Department of Defense, released a report entitled "5G Ecosystem: Risks and Opportunities for the Department of Defense" on April 3, pointing out that China is a leader in 5G development and a leader in the industry. Huawei has supplied more than 10 million base stations overseas, winning 28% of the global telecom equipment market, and the "map" is still expanding.
In addition, the US report repeats the consistent argument, claiming that China’s telecom equipment poses a “threat” to the United States and recommends countermeasures; but they also have to admit that although the United States has pressured its allies to exclude China’s 5G supply. Business, the effect is not good.
Report cover
Founded in 2016, the National Defense Innovation Council is an independent advisory committee of the US Department of Defense. It is responsible for advising the Department of Defense in areas such as artificial intelligence, communications networks, and IT infrastructure. The chairman of the committee is formerly Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
The report pointed out that since the launch of LTE technology, the global wireless telecommunications industry has undergone tremendous changes. The global revenue of China's telecom equipment giant Huawei jumped from $28 billion in 2009 to $107 billion in 2018, while Ericsson and Nokia were in the same period. Then the income fell.
At the same time, Chinese mobile phone suppliers such as Huawei, ZTE, Xiaomi, Vivo and OPPO also quickly occupied overseas markets. Although they have a small market share in the US, their users and influence are growing rapidly. With the development of 5G, if China continues to dominate the market, the future of network telecommunications may further tilt toward China.
Through a series of investment and spectrum allocation projects, China has taken a leading position in the development of 5G. At present, it has deployed about 350,000 5G base stations in China, the number of which is 10 times that of the United States. On a global scale, Huawei and ZTE are also actively promoting 5G deployment.
Huawei, for example, is rapidly expanding its business scope in the 5G field and has supplied more than 10,000 base stations overseas. In the third quarter of last year, Huawei accounted for 28% of the global telecommunications market, up 4% from 2015.
The report believes that Huawei's market share will continue to grow as more 5G networks rely on Chinese telecom equipment. In this case, China will be able to promote its standards and specifications in 5G networks and will shape the future global 5G product market. China is also replicating the success of the United States in the 4G era in the 5G era.
In the face of China's dominant position in 5G, the report immediately began to render the "risk" facing the United States, saying that even if the US domestic procurement of Chinese equipment is restricted, most of the networks and systems of the US Department of Defense may rely on 5G foundation when operating overseas. Facilities, if China is leading in the 5G field, it will pose a "serious threat" to the Ministry of Defense.
In this regard, the report gives several suggestions. For example, the United States can unite the “five-eye alliance” and NATO allies to impose high tariffs on goods from any country with “back door” or serious security loopholes (the example given is 75%); Or encourage allies to ensure the security of their supply chain, not to contact Chinese state-owned enterprises that sell 5G products.
Obviously, the United States has prevented its allies from rejecting the pace of China's 5G without stopping. Since 2018, the United States has spared no effort to win over and even threaten its allies to contain Huawei. But now, as the allies turn their backs, the United States is increasingly unable to do so.
In response to this, the report also acknowledges that other countries are not so keen to exclude Chinese 5G technology from their domestic markets, given the price and quality of Chinese products. Germany and the United Kingdom have recently refuted the US saying that Huawei's "security risk" is controllable; New Zealand in the "five-eye alliance" has also overturned previous reports that banned Huawei.
Recently, the voices in the United States have also confessed that the government’s plan to “enclose” Huawei has failed. On April 2, the Forbes website published an article by Zak Doffman, founder and CEO of Digital Barriers, Inc., saying that the United States failed to instigate global ban on Huawei equipment, and the United States accused Huawei of replacing Beijing. Engaged in "intelligence gathering activities", but has not produced any evidence so far.
The "Washington Post" also reported that the United States has begun to prepare "B plan" to ensure network security in the world of Huawei-led 5G networks.
Editor in charge: Chen Hequn
