At present, Beijing Unicom has nearly 4 million GSM mobile communication users, 193 long distance, 179 10 and 65438+17910/IP phones,10. It has provided technical and business services to a large number of local and inter-provincial and inter-regional units, groups and industry departments in terms of Internet private access, VPDN, long-distance private line, ATM and frame relay, video conference user access, and consultation, design, maintenance and construction of national networking within the group and industry. Developed a number of international and domestic users such as circuit and bandwidth rental, Internet VISP and VPN. Traditional paging services such as 19 1 and 198 are still alive, and various new paging services such as virtual paging are constantly introduced. The company is located in the capital, and fully and efficiently undertakes the construction and maintenance of China Unicom's network hub centers and network international export hub centers. Now it has merged with China Netcom to take over the fixed-line business, and the CDMA business has been transferred to China Telecom.

Beijing's informatization process is speeding up-3G construction is in full swing, and the curtain of triple play opens. As the largest broadband operator in Beijing, Beijing Unicom claims to have built the best 3G network in Beijing. Guo Jianli, deputy general manager of Beijing Unicom, was interviewed by our reporter yesterday, describing the beautiful scenery of mobile broadband Internet and the new layout of triple play. 3G signals cover 93% of the city's population. Guo Jianli, Beijing's largest and most complete 3G network, revealed that at present, Beijing Unicom's 3G signals have achieved good coverage in major towns in Beijing's urban and suburban areas, as well as major traffic arteries, scenic spots, campuses, development zones and resorts. "Up to now, 93% of Beijing's population has achieved 3G coverage of WCDMA.

Shang Bing, president and chief operating officer of China Telecom, said at the performance meeting that China Telecom will extend the lease of CDMA network to its parent company for two years, and the net increase target of CDMA users this year is 30 million, of which the net increase target of 3G users is 8 million. Wang Xiaochu is optimistic that the net increase of mobile subscribers in China Telecom in the first half of the year exceeded180,000, so if the monthly net increase in the second half of the year reached 2 million, the previously set goal could be achieved.