Nordic vendors Ericsson and Nokia had a good second quarter, buoyed by favourable currency conditions, particularly in the US, their biggest market. Both vendors remain bullish for the rest of 2022 and into 2023.
Even so, a deteriorating macro environment could dampen customer demand over the next few months, particularly in emerging markets where currency fluctuations could impact the affordability of 5G products typically priced in dollars or euros. In addition, both vendors are expected to experience other headwinds, including inflation, higher R&D costs, etc. throughout the remainder of 2022 and into 2023.
This report provides a back-to-back review of Ericsson and Nokia’s recent second quarter 2022 results and provides a detailed insight into the business units of the two vendors.
Overview:
Ensuring all citizens have access to mobile and fixed networks is a priority for many governments around the world. However, providing connectivity in the sparsely populated regions of any country is usually commercially challenging. As a result, governments in several countries – including Austria, Finland, France, New Zealand and the UK – are turning to shared networks projects in a bid to improve overall mobile coverage in their countries.
This report provides an overview of the Shared Rural Network (SRN) project in the UK, including key project details, deadlines and coverage obligations and compares SRN’s business model with other SRN networks around the world.
With its 4G network roll-out largely complete, Rakuten is now turning its attention to commercializing the network as well as continuing 5G radio deployment. The operator announced a number of initiatives to boost subscriber growth at its retail service and provided news of new broadband and enterprise services due to be launched by the end of the year.
Dish managed to meet the FCC’s mid-June coverage targets by launching its “data-only” 5G service in 27 markets but must now extend coverage to 70% of the US population by June 2023. It also revealed some interesting plans to target the enterprise market.
This report provides a back-to-back review of Rakuten and Dish’s recent First Quarter 2022 Results and provides a detailed insight into the businesses and strategies of the two operators. The report also tracks the progress of German Internet company 1&1 Drillisch as it prepares to roll-out its own open RAN network in Germany.
Private networks is a hot topic in the industry nowadays. This ecosystem is expanding rapidly as new entrants are attracted to the market. However, there are still many challenges, which may inhibit the market’s growth over the next two to three years.
This report provides an overview of the global private network market today, highlighting key trends and drivers, with detailed information on several use cases from different industry verticals. The report also highlights some of the key challenges, including spectrum and device availability around the world.
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Both Ericsson and Nokia reported good top-line growth in revenues in 1Q 2022 but will face headwinds during the remainder of 2022 due to a continuation of last year’s supply chain issues, inflationary pressures plus geo-political problems in Russia and Ukraine. However, there are encouraging signs that R&D investments in new services will start to come to fruition during 2022 with the commercial launch of a range of ARPU-boosting services leveraging CSPs recent investments in 5G SA core plus accelerating enterprise revenues.
This report provides a back-to-back review of Ericsson and Nokia’s recent first quarter 2022 results and provides a detailed insight into the business units of the two vendors. In addition, the report reviews selected announcements made during the quarter, with analysis and comment on the strategic significance of these announcements for the vendors and the industry in general.
Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is emerging as one of the leading use cases for 5G New Radio (NR) architecture. The early momentum behind 5G FWA has come from the launch of T-Mobile 5G Home Internet service in the US and Optus in Australia at the beginning of 2021. FWA subscribers need a new Customer Premises Equipment (CPE), either indoor or outdoor.
This report provides an outlook till 2030 on the 4G and 5G FWA subscribers and FWA-CPE. It also includes a forecast on the 5G FWA global traffic and ARPU. It analyses the market by technology and region. It looks into 16 operators’ strategies and undertakes a deep-dive analysis of the top nine FWA-CPE OEMs.
Table of Content:
FWA Technology Overview
Fixed Broadband Subscription Forecast by Technologies and Regions (NAM, LATAM, APAC, EU)
5G FWA ARPU by Regions
5G FWA Monthly Data Consumption by Regions
Global FWA-CPE Shipment and ASP Forecast
Global 5G FWA-CPE Chipset/Baseband and Module Vendors Overview
Global 5G FWA-CPE by OEM and Comparison
FWA-CPE Vendors Analysis
Operators’ Strategy and Deployment (Mega-Operators and Regional Operators)
Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is emerging as one of the leading use cases for 5G New Radio (NR) architecture. The early momentum behind 5G FWA has come from the launch of T-Mobile 5G Home Internet service in the US and Optus in Australia at the beginning of 2021. FWA subscribers need new Customer Premises Equipment (CPE), either indoor or outdoor.
This report provides an outlook till 2030 on the 4G and 5G FWA subscribers across key regions APAC, NAM, MEA, LATAM and Europe. We further focus on the FWA CPE shipments by key technologies (5G: Sub 6GHz and mmWave& Sub 6GHz, and 4G). Also, analyses the CPE ASPs based on different technologies and total FWA CPE revenue by technologies.
Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is emerging as one of the leading use cases for 5G New Radio (NR) architecture. The early momentum behind 5G FWA has come from the launch of the T-Mobile 5G Home Internet services in the US.
This report provides an outlook till 2027 on the 4G and 5G FWA subscribers and FWA-CPE volume and ASP. It also includes top selling 4G and 5G FWA-CPE models in the USA. It analyses the fixed broadband market by technology and operator's (Verizon, Tmobile, and AT&T, among others) performance and strategies. It also undertakes a deep-dive analysis of the top six FWA-CPE OEMs.
Table of Contents:
FWA Technology Overview
US Operators’ Strategy, Deployment and Forecast
4G vs 5G FWA Pricing Strategy
Verizon
AT&T
T-Mobile
Telcos Others
Cable Companies
WISPA
Carrier Comparison
US FWA CPE Market Overview
Chipset/Baseband for 5G CPE
5G Module Vendors
USA FWA CPE by OEMs Competitive Analysis
5G FWA Device Comparison
US 5G FWA-CPE Vendor/OEM Analysis.
Nokia Fastmile
Wistrom
Askey
ZTE
Arcadyan
Inseego
Fixed Broadband Subscription Forecast by Technologies
USA Fixed Broadband Overview
USA 5G FWA vs 4G FWA Subscription Forecast
USA 5G FWA & 4G FWA by Operator Subscription Forecast
US 5G FWA-CPE Vendor/OEM Forecast
USA CPE Shipment Forecast by technology (LTE/5G/mmWave) 2019-2027
USA CPE Shipment Forecast by OEMs and Operator 2019-2027
Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is emerging as one of the leading use cases for 5G New Radio (NR) architecture. The early momentum behind 5G FWA has come from the launch of the T-Mobile 5G Home Internet services in the US. In 2020, 32% of US households did not have access to fixed broadband. This number will be reduced by half by the end of 2027.
This report provides an outlook till 2027 on the 4G and 5G FWA subscribers by different broadband types (Cable, DSL, Fiber, 5G FWA, 4G FWA and Others). These categories are further divided by key operators or Internet Service Providers (ISP). We further focus on the FWA ecosystem and FWA CPE shipments by key technologies (5G: Sub 6GHz and mmWave& Sub 6GHz, and 4G). It analyses the CPE ASPs based on different technologies and total FWA CPE revenue by technologies.
This report also highlights the FWA CPE shipments by key operators/ISPs and also by key CPE vendors like Nokia, Arcadyan, Wistron, Askey etc.
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