5G now powers 55% of China's mobile connections, GSMA report reveals
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Justin Springham
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China's mobile market has reached a milestone with 5G powering 55% of all connections as of end of 2025, according to the GSMA's Mobile Economy China 2026 report released at MWC Shanghai 2026. The report predicts 5G will grow to 61% of connections by end of 2026 and 88% by 2030. China already accounts for over 40% of global 5G connections, cementing its position as the world's largest mobile market.
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· 3 pulledThe world's largest mobile market now boasts the majority of its connections running over 5G, with the technology powering 55% of all connections since the end of last year.
The GSMA's Mobile Economy China 2026 report predicts 5G will account for 61% of connections in the country by the end of this year and 88% by 2030.
The performance of 5G in China so far means the nation already accounts for over 40% of global 5G connections.
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