Region in Focus: Greater China, Q4 2024
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An update on industry developments, market insights and country KPIs

The Region in Focus series provides an essential quarterly briefing on industry developments, market insights and country KPIs for mobile markets around the world. China has positioned itself as a global leader in key technology areas, such as 5G and private wireless networks. It aims to replicate this success in AI, with Chinese enterprises accelerating their investments in the technology to put themselves at the forefront of AI developments around the world.

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