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China becomes world's 2nd largest phone user


The Ministry of Information Industry announced on Friday that China now ranks second in the world in terms of its phone network capacity and number of telephone users. China now has a total of 230 million fixed and mobile phone users.

The Ministry attributed the increase to the sustained and rapid development of the country's information industry over the past five years. China's telecom network, once a manual analog network for single business, has changed over to an automatic, digital and large capacity network capable of handling diverse business. China has acquired state-of-the-art technology including optical fibre, digital microwave, satellites, computerised networks, mobile telecommunications, and the Internet. In the year 2000, China saw a 16-fold increase in the rate of China's backbone network and a 100-fold increase in bandwidth. While national telecom systems were established in finance, customs and taxation sectors, e-training and e-media also began to flourish.

China Central Television

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