Yunnan narrow-band Internet of Things official commercial signals cover 16 cities

【New Concept of China Instrument Network Instrumentation】 On the afternoon of January 15, the first Yunnan Summit of the Internet of Things and the commercial launch of the NB-IoT Network were held in Kunming. The convening of the meeting marked the official commercial launch of the narrow-band Internet of Things in Yunnan, and the establishment of the IoT ecosystem. . The participating guests witnessed the release of the “Caiyun Wulian” brand and the “eat, wear, shelter, and travel” series of smart city solutions in Yunnan.

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Yunnan Agricultural Department, Environmental Protection Department, Tourism Development Committee and other sectors, as well as SPDB, Yunnan Power Grid, Kunlun Gas, Smart Parking, and other industrial partners signed strategic cooperation agreements with China Mobile Yunnan Corporation.

According to the conference, more than 2500 NB-IoT base stations have been built in Yunnan, and the city’s 16 cities and counties have achieved continuous global coverage of IoT signals and provided more than 370 million connections, and the number of IoT connections exceeded 1 million. Households cover various fields such as transportation, municipal agriculture and forestry, finance and insurance, and industrial manufacturing. China Mobile Yunnan will reinvest 290 million yuan in 2018 to achieve full coverage of the Internet of Things signal for county and 4A-class scenic spots. It will also provide a special subsidy of 100 million yuan to accelerate the end-to-end maturation of the Yunnan Internet of Things industry. Promote the development of the Internet of Things in Yunnan Province.

Ma Zhuqing, director of the Communications Administration of Yunnan Province, said that the official commercial use of China Mobile's Yunnan NB-IoT network marks a key step in the development of the Yunnan Internet of Things, which has laid a solid foundation for the access and information exchange of mass terminals in a wide area. The foundation will comprehensively boost the province's IoT technology R&D, product application, and business expansion, enabling Yunnan's industries to enjoy the dividends brought about by the new era of the Internet of Things.

Ma Kui, general manager of China Mobile Yunnan, introduced that China Mobile is the first operator in the country to receive a “cloud service business license” issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Mobile Cloud has a capacity of 100,000 racks, and the province’s export bandwidth reaches 8700G. The bandwidth reaches 6400G and the cloud service is powerful. China Mobile also has leading big data capabilities, capable of processing more than 60 million requests per minute and processing more than 4.7 billion Internet records per day.

According to China Mobile’s “big connection” strategy, by 2020, China will achieve the goal of total connection of 1.7 billion yuan. China Mobile Yunnan Company will strive to create a cellophane narrow-band Internet of Things boutique network in the province and establish an IoT alliance relying on China Mobile. OneNET's open platform capabilities accelerate the incubation and promotion of Internet of Things applications.

(Original title: Yunnan narrow-band Internet of Things formal commercial signals cover 16 cities and municipalities)