Who developed 5g?

5G itself is a collection of the most advanced technologies in many communication fields. It is jointly developed by international organizations composed of many companies, associations and groups, and does not belong to a certain person or company. Simply put, it is the telecom standardization organizations in various countries and continents that have the current 5G in order to make a global unified communication network.

First of all, it should be clear that 5G was not developed by one person or one company, but by many companies, associations and groups, with the aim of making a global unified communication network. 5G organizations include:

1.3GPP is composed of Japan Wireless Industry and Commerce Association (ARIB), China Communication Standards Association (CCSA), American Telecommunication Industry Solutions Alliance (ATIS), Japan Telecommunication Technical Committee (TTC), European Telecommunication Standards Association (ETSI), Indian Telecommunication Standards Development Association (TSDSI) and Korea Telecommunication Technology Association (TTA). Mainly from design to base station construction, matching process chip manufacturing, technology research and development, what frequency to use, what frequency band to run, etc.

2.20 12 METIS, a 5G research project initiated by Europe, has attracted international attention since its establishment, but this project is only an outpost of 5G and officially ended in June of 20 15;

3.5GPPP is a 5G research organization announced by the European Union in 20 13. From the perspective of time relationship and work focus, it is of great significance to undertake METIS project. METIS will do the preliminary research work, while 5GPPP will face the later technical standardization;

4. In addition, Huawei, Qualcomm, Ericsson and other communication equipment manufacturers, major mobile phone manufacturers and national network operators have all studied and realized 5G technology, and their contributions to patents have finally combined into 5G technical standards.