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MEXICO CITY: Better coordination between Mexico's government and telecoms companies is needed to ensure a faster roll-out of 5G services<\/a> to meet the demand of major companies such as Tesla, executives and officials said on Wednesday.
Tesla's planned factory in Nuevo Leon state, near the U.S.-Mexico border, is an example of near-shoring opportunities open to Mexico, industry leaders told a conference hosted in Mexico City by international<\/a> telecoms organization GSMA.
But the federal government needs to help connect the manufacturing sector with telecoms providers to boost 5G<\/a> services and attract more investment, said Gabriel Szekely, Chief Executive of Mexico's National Telecommunications Association (Anatel<\/a>).
\"(The government) does not have a specific vision for the 5G<\/a> world to be implemented in Mexico,\" Szekely said.
About 15% of Mexico's population has access to 5G services<\/a>, compared to 61% in the United States, Szekely said, citing a recent study.
Tesla's operations in Mexico will depend on robust telecoms networks and artificial intelligence, Nuevo Leon Economy Minister Ivan Rivas said in a video message.
\"It would be good to reflect on what we can do as a government at all levels.... to adequately address the need to have all telecommunications networks with the most advanced technologies and facilitate the transfer of more companies to Mexico,\" Rivas said.
Mexico's own projects will need 5G technology<\/a>, including President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's Inter-Oceanic Corridor, a plan to modernize freight cargo transport between the Pacific and Gulf coasts through Mexico's narrowest point, to create a rail route that could eventually rival the Panama Canal.
\"In the case of the train... the government has not come out to say this is what is needed and this is the plan,\" Szekely said.
A spokesman for Lopez Obrador did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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墨西哥城,墨西哥政府和电信公司之间更好的协调需要确保更快地推出5 g服务来满足需求的大公司如特斯拉、企业高管和政府官员周三表示。
特斯拉的计划工厂在新莱昂州,接近美国墨西哥边境,是一个例子的近岸机会开放到墨西哥,行业领导者在墨西哥城举办的一次会议上说国际GSMA电信组织。
但联邦政府需要帮助联系电信提供商的制造业提升5克服务和吸引更多的投资,首席执行官Gabriel Szekely说墨西哥的国家电信协会(Anatel)。
”(政府)并没有一个具体的视觉5克在墨西哥,实现世界”Szekely说。
墨西哥约15%的人口获得5 g服务,相比之下,61%在美国,Szekely说,最近的一项研究。
特斯拉的操作在墨西哥将取决于强大的电信网络和人工智能,新莱昂州经济部长伊万里瓦斯说视频信息。
“要反思我们所能做的是各级政府....充分解决需要所有电信网络与最先进的技术,促进更多企业的转移到墨西哥,”里瓦斯说。
墨西哥的项目需要5 g技术,包括总统Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador修筑的走廊,一个计划现代化货运货物运输在太平洋和墨西哥湾海岸通过窄点,创建一个铁路路线,最终可能对手巴拿马运河。
“在火车的情况下…政府还没有出来说,这是我们需要的,这是计划,”Szekely说。
奥夫拉多尔的发言人没有立即回复记者的置评请求。
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