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No one would doubt the impending change of 5G.
The emerging technologies that it has brought about are networking, unmannedness, VR, industry, and it is constantly updating the vision of a better future.
We would like to see this change as a “ paradigm shift” for Thomas Kuen: It is still too mature, even less stable, than the generation of technology, but in the long run it is sufficient to bring about scientific change and to turn communication into a new chapter — a change in the world.
There is no doubt that there is any advantage for 5G? What industries will it subvert? What are the changes in the cost of funding compared to 4G? What is the global position of China’s 5G? …
On this occasion, the new waves of science and technology, the new wave 5G channel jointly launched the “5G talk” series of eminent personalities in the fields of invited politics, production, science, research and use, reading in detail the development and location of 5G and answering questions for a wide audience.
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Beneficiaries for the current period:
Choi Soon-hong, 360-member CEO. Founded in 2006; in March 2011, the 360 group was placed on the United States New York and developed into the second largest Internet security enterprise in China; in February 2018, 360 was led to the completion of the restructuring of Unit A, proposing the concepts of building a national security brain, a city safety brain and a family safety brain.
Previous panellists:
Wang, former Chairman of the Chinese Movement
China as 5G Managing Director
Yukio Takasu
Chinese Managing Director, Ericsson
Vice-President, OPPO
Chairman of the China Federation of Associations
vivo General Manager, Institute of Communication
Wang Xiaochu Chief Strategic Officer
Vice-President of the Executive Council, Nokiaber
Chinese Academy of Engineering
Secretary-General
Sunday, President of the Republic of Korea
Ban Ki-moon, Chairman of the Board of Directors of SOHO China
Erica-Irene
Styphoid, Chief Executive Officer, GSMA
Lu Weiice, Managing Director of the China Region
Each equipment may become an entry point for attack
5G network-building from operators to 5G end-loads to overstretch videos, material networking, industrial Internet applications will become a reality. … In 1950, China’s 5G industry continued commercially.
However, in the light of happiness, 5G will be accompanied by more cyberattacks, “5Gs contribute to the physical link and attacks will increase. The future is not just an attack on your computer, an impact on your reading of documents, but may also shift to the physical world, such as carjacking, the fight against power stations, etc., with greater threats”.
He believed that the 5G agreement had just begun to be commercial and that no apparent loopholes had been identified for the time being, but security problems remained. It is projected that at least $50 billion in equipment will be connected in 2025, which also means that each equipment may become an entry point for the attack. “Every equipment can be tapped by blacks. 5G has become a bridge to connect the physical world and the virtual network space, with the benefit of all these virtual network attacks becoming physical harm”.
5G is the most important contributor to all new technologies
If so, which industry will be the first to suffer from cybersecurity? The answer given by the Secretary-General is: car networking.
In his view, workshops in many factories have been attacked by networks for nearly two years, while vehicles, both domestic and international, have been connected to the vehicle plant through the network, and if servers at the vehicle plant have been broken, i.e., remote control of vehicles through wireless links, “the most likely industry, I think, may be a vehicle network. This poses the greatest security threat to every future vehicle user and to society as a whole.”
At the same time, he stressed that the issue of cybersecurity was of particular importance, both in manual wisdom, in large data and in cloud calculations, and that 5G was the most important contributor to all emerging technologies.
“The essence of cybersecurity is not the sale of software, the sale of hardware or, finally, confrontation between people and people. So we have made a radar equivalent to the cybersecurity era, called a safe brain. In the future, 360 will be technically authorized and shared to enable the industry as a whole to improve its ability to provide early warning and disruption of attacks, and we will be able to say it very well.