China Unicom stories

GSMA has secured 17 new partners for MWC26 Shanghai, highlighting China's pivotal role in global mobile innovation with firms like Huawei and Qualcomm.

The global IoT device count will exceed 20 billion in 2024, with China dominating cellular connections amid evolving tech trends and revised growth forecasts.

Cloudflare blocked a record 7.3 Tbps DDoS attack targeting a client, marking the largest ever publicly disclosed, using its fully automated global defence system.

Exquisite Automotive, Huawei and China Unicom overhaul car roof production using 5G-Advanced, reducing downtime by 60 hours annually.

Huawei dominates at major global events with four awards in the fixed network field, highlighting their consistent innovation efforts.

China Unicom is building its biggest DDoS protection and mitigation system ever with the help of Taiwan-based network security firm Genie Networks.

Local companies are dominating China's flourishing data center and cloud markets - and will likely have an increasing impact on countries beyond China.

The award was presented at the RAN World 2017 conference in Barcelona, Spain, where Cavium also participated in a Virtualization for 5G panel.

Hyundai Motor's first global ‘Big Data Center’ is located in Guizhou Province, China, and is a part of the company’s connected car strategy.

China Unicom with Ericsson have launched a Gigabit LTE network that allows subscribers to experience high-speed mobile broadband data.

Enterprises with the budgets to build their private facilities are also moving toward colocation facilities for the benefits of rapid deployments.

GSMA's Asia Mobile Awards recognize excellence in mobile communications across the Asia Pacific region. Samsung wins Best Smartphone.

China Unicom's 2017 Partner Conference brought 400 guests to Shanghai with the theme of creating a smart future for IoT and networking.

Along with China Unicom, Cavium announced the launch of a targeted program for testing 5G target use cases on M-CORD SDN/NFV platform.

China Unicom is setting its sights on Russia for major expansion of its telecommunications, Point-of-Presence, data center & cloud computing services.

State-owed telecommunications provider China Unicom has experienced steep profit losses as the company focused on long term development.

China Unicom and Radisys will be building an open software and network virtualization architecture for 5G services.

Servers.com expands its presence in the Asia Pacific region with new Hong Kong data center, providing direct connectivity to mainland China.

China Unicom and Cavium will be working together to design and develop virtualized BBU and a new path towards 5G adoption.

China Unicom opened its largest Hong Kong data center last week, which is also the company's most advanced cloud center beyond mainland China.