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2021-07-08 11:01 By: ecns.cn
Technicians with the Beijing branch of China Tower Corp work at a 5G base station in Beijing. (Photo provided to China Daily)
Athletes from all over the world will get to experience the ease and convenience of China s high-speed communications network during the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics as more than 100 5G base stations have already been built in 17 competition venues.
According to the Beijing branch of China Tower Corporation, the company responsible for the communications construction project, people will also be able to enjoy speedy service along the Beijing-Zhangjiakou high-speed railway and the Beijing-Chongli Expressway, the two main arteries to most venues, thanks to the 5G base stations installed along both routes.
Mountain high, valley low, 5G unstoppable at 2022 Olympic Games By DU JUAN | China Daily | Updated: 2021-07-07 09:53 Share CLOSE Technicians with the Beijing branch of China Tower Corp work at a 5G base station in Beijing. [Photo provided to China Daily]
Athletes from all over the world will get to experience the ease and convenience of China s high-speed communications network during the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics as more than 100 5G base stations have already been built in 17 competition venues.
According to the Beijing branch of China Tower Corporation, the company responsible for the communications construction project, people will also be able to enjoy speedy service along the Beijing-Zhangjiakou high-speed railway and the Beijing-Chongli Expressway, the two main arteries to most venues, thanks to the 5G base stations installed along both routes.
Marco Scolaris and Debra Gawrych to lead the IFSC until 2025 04/25/21
Marco Scolaris and Debbie Gawrych will oversee the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) from the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 thru to Paris 2024 after they were re-elected President and Secretary General, respectively, at the XVII IFSC General Assembly, attended by 57 voting Member Federations today.
The elections for the leadership of the IFSC were the main items of business during the three-day General Assembly, which took place online due to the pandemic and was opened with a virtual welcome address from the President of the International Olympic Committee Thomas Bach.
Scolaris founded the IFSC in 2007 and has led the Federation since then. He was re-elected President for another four-year term thru to 2025. Scolaris stood unopposed for the position and was elected with 50 votes.