China's industry ministry has included 6G commercial services in its telecoms plan covering 2026 to 2030, according to Tech-ish. The move signals Beijing's intention to push ahead with next-generation wireless technology on a defined national timeline. The report contrasts China's 6G ambitions with Kenya, where operators are still focused on expanding 5G coverage across the country.
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