It attracts over 350,000 attendees from China and throughout the Pacific Rim, all under one roof, covering over 25,000 square meters of exhibit space. Over 600 exhibiting companies representing 23 nations from around the world will meet at the number one telecom industry event in China, to sell their products in a demonstration environment rich in capital investment.
Every show tops the last in size and growth.
These are the decision makers you must reach to capture lucrative new contracts, covering everything from digital switching and transmission equipment for wireline networks, to new cellular, mobile radio, paging equipment for wireless operators, ISPs, and enterprise networks. China's cellular and mobile markets are also experiencing explosive growth as carriers tackle capacity problems in the wireless network, and cities look for opportunities to install digital mobile networks. China has over 30 million mobile phone users with over 30,000 new mobile subscribers every day, with projections to reach 120 million subscribers by 2005. Digital Switches, when coupled with fiber optics, virtually always mean increased computer networking and data transmission. Mainframe computing, batch file transfer and the emerging demand for local area networks using PCS and direct LAN to LAN connections will ultimately be more critical in China's current five year plan.