China's largest telecommunications company established the Metaverse Industry Alliance, including Xiaomi, Huawei, HTC and Unity——

China Mobile established the Metaverse Industry Alliance, including Huawei, Xiaomi and other companies.

China Mobile, China's largest wireless carrier with more than 940 million subscribers, has formed a metaverse industry alliance that includes some of the biggest names in Chinese tech.

China Mobile announced at the Shanghai Mobile Communications Exhibition the establishment of the so-called "China Mobile Metaverse Industry Alliance," which the company says will be "the world's most powerful metaverse circle of friends," according to China's Securities Journal.

At the Shanghai Mobile Communications Exhibition, Chinese state-owned company China Mobile announced the alliance's first 24 members, including Huawei, Xiaomi,HTC Vive、Unity China、NOLO、XREAL（前身为Nreal）、人工智能公司讯飞科技、视频流媒体平台芒果TV和云流媒体平台海马云。

The main goals include improving the development status of China Metaverse, sharing resources to deepen cooperation among various companies, and developing a "win-win concept" to share the new dividends of the digital economy. China Mobile also announced a membership alliance fund that will support outstanding Metaverse projects as well as R&D for hardware and XR content creation.

At a press conference at the Shanghai Mobile Communications Exhibition, Zhao Dachun, deputy general manager of China Mobile, said that Metaverse represents a new opportunity of several trillion yuan (hundreds of billions of dollars) and is an important part of "accelerating the construction of a digital China and realizing a digital economy." carrier.

China Mobile is no stranger to this field. In 2018, China Mobile partnered with HTC to "accelerate the promotion of 5G infrastructure and devices in China" and give HTC an even bigger boost to bring its virtual reality devices to more retail channels.

2021年，该公司推出了自己的扩展现实互操作性标准——GSXR（扩展现实通用标准），得到了上述许多公司以及PICO,Rokid、Oppo、百度、腾讯、中国电信和创维的支持。

China Mobile's streaming subsidiary Migu also recently established a new "metaverse headquarters" in Xiamen, China. China Daily reported that the company will use 5G and extended reality technologies to help Xiamen become a "high-quality, high-value, modern and international" digital smart city.