From the establishment of communication base stations in the rainforest of Southeast Asia to the digital link connection in the desert of Central Asia, ZTE's technology has taken root in dozens of countries along the "the Belt and Road", and connected the digital pulse of Eurasia with computing power and communication network. The latest revenue data shows that the annual revenue of the enterprise has exceeded 100 billion yuan. Behind this impressive achievement is its continuous efforts to deeply cultivate the international communication infrastructure track and empower regional connectivity with technology going global, which further confirms the core competitiveness of Chinese technology enterprises in the global digital infrastructure field.

Technological foundation supports global project implementation

Relying on core technologies such as 5G, optical communication, and cloud computing, ZTE has built a full scenario communication solution system to provide customized infrastructure services for countries along the Belt and Road. In Southeast Asia, the 5G network it has built covers over 200000 kilometers of communication lines, helping the local area achieve seamless integration between urban and rural networks; In the Middle East, industrial grade communication equipment adapted to high-temperature sand and dust environments operates stably, supporting digital upgrades in the energy and infrastructure sectors, and gaining global market recognition for its technological adaptability and reliability. At the same time, the company continues to increase its R&D investment, with annual R&D expenses accounting for over 15%, building a solid foundation for international project implementation through technological iteration.

Focusing on the core needs of the "the Belt and Road" digital infrastructure, ZTE has launched key projects in more than 40 countries along the line, covering multiple scenarios such as communication network construction, digital park construction, and smart transportation empowerment. From cross-border communication fiber optic cable projects in South Asia to 5G base station networking projects in Eastern Europe, from rural communication coverage plans in Africa to the construction of digital government systems in Latin America, enterprises have leveraged their full industry chain service capabilities to promote the quality and efficiency improvement of digital infrastructure in countries along the Belt and Road, helping over 1 billion people improve their communication service levels and becoming core participants and drivers in the global communication infrastructure race.Editor/Bian Wenjun