Until yesterday, technological companies announced the future of 5g networks with demonstrations of the long distance and robots that react without delay.
Today, China goes a step further – starting the first 10g broadband network in his experimental, but still a semi-empty town.
In cooperation with Telecommunications Giant, Huaveji, in this city, in this city released a new network based on 10 gigabytes in seconds – enough to download the whole movie and 8k content without any downtime.
But this network is not made for movies. Its purpose is much more complex: it should be the foundation for the cities of the future, in which self-evaluating cars, artificial intelligence and virtual worlds will inconclude with everyday life.
Messionang, the city built on the empty Ledina 110 kilometers southwest of Beijing, is designed as a symbol of the Chinese technological vision. Presented in 2017. As a personal President of Si Djinping, this city was to become a model of smart, green, modern urbanism.
Today, it is a place with the fastest internet in the world – but with very few inhabitants.
The new network should enable the application of technologies at the Today of Scientific Fiction: the functioning of self-inflammatory cars, the development of complex virtual and expanded worlds, as well as accelerated work of large language models and other tools based on artificial intelligence.
Although the Tsessionang is conceived as a city of the future, in reality it is still struggling to become a city in general. More than $ 100 billion has been invested in its construction, but without significant private sector interests, and even fewer citizens.
According to the plans of the Chinese authorities, the city is designed by the “15-minute life” model, according to which every inhabitant would have access to all basic services – from shops to parks – within a 15-minute walk. But, as some Western media cite, the code is currently more reminiscent of the scenery than in the place of real life, how to report ekapija.
The BLUMBERG agency report indicates that, although the infrastructure exists, people do not come for now. However, China sees more than a mere urban experiment in this project.
For her, the Tiesang Experience, Introduction to what comes: a network of cities that will become more efficient, greener, and – at least in theory – more pleasant for life.
(Vijesti.ba)
