何力勤3g大幕在全球徐徐拉开（The curtain of He Liqin 3G slowly opened up all over the world）.docVIP

何力勤3g大幕在全球徐徐拉开（The curtain of He Liqin 3G slowly opened up all over the world） President of the global GSM Association / (USA) He Liqin (for IT, Time) In October 2004, the worlds fiftieth mobile phone networks based on 3G (W-CDMA) technology were formally put into commercial use and became an important milestone in the world telecom industry. At present, the world has 26 countries deployed 3GSM network: from the beginning of this year to June, the number of 3G users doubled; expected by the end of this year, this figure will also double, and rapidly increased to 15 million people. With the 3G network in Asia, Europe, the Middle East and the United States put into commercial operation, and will be launched in early 2005 Africa 3G network, GSM Association advocated let the wireless technology in the world commitment has entered a new stage. From 1992 the first GSM network in Finland put into operation in 2004 to today, GSM relies on its openness and stability, and gradually developed into the second generation communication era (2G) global communication standard, GSM users has exceeded 1 billion 100 million, and the rate of 20 million per month (Statistics of the last 12 months) increased. GSM was successful because it was a completely system based open standard. At the beginning of the standard setting, GSM included global roaming and interoperability as a top priority. In the GSM system technical specification, only the detailed specification of function and interface is made, and the hardware is not regulated. In doing so, it is possible to reduce the designers limitations and make it possible for operators to purchase equipment from different manufacturers, and various terminal devices can also be unblocked in different operators networks. The openness of GSM has enabled many vendors to enter the ranks of GSM product providers. The competition between many manufacturers makes the cost of the system and terminal decrease constantly, which brings benefit to operator