Global Household Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) Subscribers to Cross Half a Billion Mark by 2030

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Jul 30, 2020

Overview:

Fixed wireless access (FWA) is emerging as one of the leading use cases for 5G NR architecture and is rapidly gaining momentum as a scalable alternative for fixed broadband. Counterpoint Research predicts that FWA subscriptions will rise from a 4% share of the consumer broadband market today to account for nearly a third of the overall household broadband market by 2030 which is close to half a billion FWA home subscribers. 5G will account to close to 90% of these FWA subscriptions by 2030.

This report provides deep dives into the key drivers behind this increasing momentum for FWA as well as identifying some of the key challenges that need to be overcome for FWA to succeed. The report also helps identify the emerging FWA ecosystem and different value chain players from components to devices to service integrators and providers. The report further looks at the most likely addressable market segments for FWA and makes recommendations for the key FWA stakeholders and Communication Service Provider (CSP) community as they move past trials to commercial launches around the world.

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Category

Industry

Emerging technologies

Report Type

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Author

Neil Shah

Neil is a sought-after frequently-quoted Industry Analyst with a wide spectrum of rich multifunctional experience. He is a knowledgeable, adept, and accomplished strategist. In the last 18 years he has offered expert strategic advice that has been highly regarded across different industries especially in telecom. Prior to Counterpoint, Neil worked at Strategy Analytics as a Senior Analyst (Telecom). Neil also had an opportunity to work with Philips Electronics in multiple roles. He is also an IEEE Certified Wireless Professional with a Master of Science (Telecommunications & Business) from the University of Maryland, College Park, USA.

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