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Bay Area Ip Watch Catalog Catalog Catalog A Hot Market_______________________________________________________________________ 1 A Complete Explanation of the 5G industry in the Greater Bay Area_______________________ 2 The Greater Bay Area Innovation Policy Focus________________________________________ 27 Innovation Policy Monitoring in the Greater Bay Area___________________________________ 47 Priority Case Monitoring in the Greater Bay Area_______________________________________60 Internet Business Innovation Patent Trends Watch Report (2019 Edition) _________________ 64 Report on Traditional Chinese Medicine Patents in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao ____ 75 Highlights of the IPIP's Activities_____________________________________________________ 87 Editorial Board Chief Editor:Zhang Ping Executive Editor:Joshua Y. Chang Editor: Liang Xinran, Xie Yang, Xiong Shimin, Yan Wenguang Translator:Jui-Wen Ho Page 01 BAY AREA IP WATCH Editor's Words A Hot Market Joshua Y. Chang In the process of 5G technology development, the Greater Bay Area has policies and measures to optimize the institutional design and business environment, and has been fostering a number of industry-leading institutions, thereby creating a unique advantage in influencing the world. This time, we will share with you “A Complete Explanation of the 5G industry in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area”. In “Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Innovation Policy Focus”, we collated specific industrial policies that mainly focused on artificial intelligence, 5G, specialty finance, medicine and health, aerospace and other areas, including the introduction of talent for specific fields. We selected 21 companies involved in the internet technology sector that are most active in the Chinese market, and observed their patent application status and innovation capabilities from different perspectives. “Internet Business Innovation Patent Trends Watch Report” is worthy of your review in understanding the current issues. If you want to know more about the traditional Chinese medicine’s patent situation in Greater Bay Area, including a review of the past, a look of the future, and a comprehensive analysis of the all the related topics, you must read our “Report on Traditional Chinese Medicine Patents in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao”. In Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, the summer can be blazingly hot. Although we are not so sure when the global pandemic will be over, we surely expect that the market in the Greater Bay Area will become sizzling hot in the near future. Page 02 BAY AREA IP WATCH A Complete Explanation of the 5G industry in the Greater Bay Area The official entry of 5G technology into the public eye began in 2013, and after 2017, the 5G technology system and application ecology has continued to mature. In 2019, 5G opened the road to commercialization, and this year also became the first year of 5G commercialization. Since its development, the application scenarios of 5G have mainly focused in the fields of smart cities, telemedicine, digital government, smart transportation, smart home, smart manufacturing, and cloud VR/AR areas that cover every aspect of life. In the future, 5G will continue to develop in the direction towards instantaneity, high-bandwidth, integration, and intelligence, leading the world into the new era of digital economy with the internet for everything. In the field of science and technology, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is home to a number of world-leading high-tech companies, universities and research institutions. In recent years, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area has increased its technological influence, concentrating nearly one-fifth of the country's technology industries. 1 In the process of 5G technology development, the Greater Bay Area has continuously implemented complementary policies and measures to optimize the institutional design and business environment, and it has fostered a number of industry-leading institutions, creating a unique advantage in influencing the world. 1. Industry Landing In the practical application of 5G, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area has the advantages of wide geographic coverage, strong economic strength and technology industry cluster effect. On October 31, 2019, the three major operators 1 IPIP: "Report on the Development of Patent Trends in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (20 16-2018)", Bay AreaIP Watch(2020), p.18. Page 03 BAY AREA IP WATCH provided a list of the first batch of 5G cities. Among the country's first 50 5G commercial cities, there were 5 cities in the Greater Bay Area, namely Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Foshan, Dongguan and Zhuhai. 1.1. In Terms of 5G Technology and Infrastructure Support First, base station construction. Focusing on base stations that are considered key prerequisite and safeguard for the construction of 5G networks, the Office of the Communications Authority of Hong Kong(OFCA) launched a pilot program in March 2019 to initiate opening of approximately 1,000 suitable government sites for the installation of base stations by operators, and streamline the application process for shortening the time required for approval and installation of base stations. By the end of December 2019, Guangdong Province had completed more than 30,000 5G base stations, ranking first in the country in terms of quantity. In Guangzhou, the three major telecom operators have taken the lead in completing nearly 100 5G base stations in 2019. In Shenzhen, more than 15,500 5G base stations will be completed in 2019, accounting for 40% of the province. In 2020, Shenzhen will build 45,000 5G base stations, the first to achieve full coverage of the city's 5G network and the nation's leading density of 5G base station construction. Second, technical support. In terms of technical support, Guangdong has a deep foundation and strength in network bandwidth, bands and site opening. In October of 2017, China Telecom successfully deployed the country's first 5G trial site in Shenzhen. In late October of 2019, Guangdong Unicom and Huawei completed aggregation test on world's first 5G NSA network in Guangzhou with 3.5GHz, 200MHz spectrum bandwidth for dual carriers. In November of 2019, Guangdong Unicom and Guangdong Telecom jointly completed the transformation and opening of the country's first 5G shared carrier base station. The peak internet speed for the 5G users on both ends are close to 1Gbps. 1.2. In the Construction of Industrial Centers and Parks On April 10, 2019, Guangdong Province 5G Medium and High Frequency Devices Innovation Center settled in Shenzhen, focused on weak links in the 5G industry and Page 04 BAY AREA IP WATCH the Key core technology research. In addition, Zhuhai has a strong foundation in the information technology and digital economy, which gives it an advantage in promoting the development of the 5G industry and innovative applications. Obviously, a number of key companies have emerged in the wireless communication chip design, RF device R&D and manufacturing, communication network operation and maintenance system R&D and manufacturing, intelligent terminal manufacturing, and ICT system integration and other fields. 1 At the present, some companies have carried out research and development of 5G-related technologies and products, such as Meizu Technology's 5G smartphone research and development, Eastcompeace Technology's 5G SIM card research and development, Century Dingli's network test instrument research and development, and etc. On April 26, 2019, China Telecom's 5G Innovation and Cooperation Conference kicked off in Shenzhen, which will strengthen policy coordination in standard-setting, security and resource allocation, accelerate the pace of 5G commercialization, and actively promote the interconnection and interoperability of 5G and other information infrastructures in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. On December 17, 2019, the list of 5G industrial parks in Guangdong Province (the first batch) was published on the website of the provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology. There is a total of three 5G industrial parks in Guangdong Province, which are located in Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Shantou. 2 The 5G industrial parks will give full play to the leading edge of 5G technology and accelerate the development of 5G industry clusters. In March of 2020, China Telecom Guangdong Branch and the Conghua District Government of Guangzhou launched the "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area 5G Cloud Computing Center" project. As a national data center, China 1 Zhuhai Special Economic Zone Daily: “Zhuhai accelerates the application of new 5G technology to help build a trillion-dollar industry cluster in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area", http://www.zhuhai.gov.c n/ywdt/ztjj/ygadwqfzghgyzl/content/post_1777542.html. Last visit date: 2020.04.14. 2 People’s Posts and Telecommunications News: "China Telecom Launches "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Gre ater Bay Area 5G Cloud Computing Center" Project", http://www.c114.com.cn/news/117/a1120310. html, Last vi sit date: 2020.04.14. Page 05 BAY AREA IP WATCH Telecom's "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area 5G Cloud Computing Center" can cover most of the "Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macao ". Science and Technology Innovation Corridor, will serve the entire Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, radiating to the Southeast Asian market and fully meeting the needs of the 5G era. The requirement of high reliability and low
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