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5G Readiness Survey 2017
5G Readiness Survey 2017 Link to report here Where are operators on their journey to 5G? The result of our 2017 edition of the 5G Readiness survey shows how operators have progressed from last year in evaluating technology, creating their strategy, and building business models. The 5G Readiness Survey is a global survey of executives from leading operators that have publicly announced that they are working on 5G. This is our second annual report. Some highlights from results 78% of executives surveyed say they are in 5G trials this year vs. 32% in 2016 36%…Read more -
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Read moreLow latency in 4.9G/5G
The demand for mobile networks to deliver low latency is growing. Advanced services such as robotics control, autonomous cars and…
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Read moreEvolution from LTE to 5G – October 2017
This report is the latest update in a series of studies published by GSA tracking the development of mobile technology markets worldwide. We summarize network trials, deployments, and the availability of services across a variety of technology innovations and spectrum bands. Key metrics: 814 operators investing in LTE 644 commercially launched LTE or LTE-Advanced networks in 200 countries, including 100 LTE-TDD (TD-LTE) networks launched in 57 countries 125 commercial VoLTE networks in 60 countries, and 205 operators investing in VoLTE in 95 countries 212 launched networks that are LTE-Advanced, in 105 countries 7 launched networks… -
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5G Network Slicing for Vertical Industries
As the world becomes ever more digitally and globally connected with 5G, industries are experiencing an ICT-driven transformation. There are many different global trends that can account for this dramatic projected growth, including: A rise in emerging economies, which are yet to be fully immersed in the digital world The urbanization of integrated mobility The digital revolution New health and wellbeing demands The scarcity and stability of resources. Additionally, business trends such as hyper competition, new customer power and sophistication, the fast-paced change in business ecosystems and disruptive technological advances all affect vertical industries to different…Read more -
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81 Operators in 42 Countries evaluating 5G
September 2017: The Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) has released today its latest report on the status of 5G. By the start of September 2017, GSA had identified 81 operators, in 42 countries, that have demonstrated or are testing, trialling or have been licensed to begin field trials of 5G enabling and candidate technologies. Joe Barrett, President of GSA said, “We have been able to identify a wide range of operators usually working in close cooperation with GSA Member companies that have announced over 140 separate demonstrations, tests or trials. Key pre-standards 5G technologies are being explored operating in spectrum bands…Read more -
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5G Status – Global Market Trials map
GSA Map outlining the countries where 5G demonstrations, trials or activity is taking place. ©2017 GSA This map may be used freely providing GSA is identified as the source.Read more -
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5G Update – Global Market Trials
The past eighteen months have seen substantial investment in developing, lab testing and running field trials of 5G enabling and candidate technologies. The development of 5G systems has moved well beyond equipment vendors’ labs and into operators’ networks. By the start of September 2017 GSA had identified 81 operators, in 42 countries, that have demonstrated or are testing, trialling or have been licensed to begin field trials of 5G enabling and candidate technologies. Between them they have announced over 140 separate demonstrations, tests or trials that we have been able to identify. This GSA paper…Read more -
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Read moreMaking 5G a Reality – Qualcomm & Nokia white paper
To support the rapidly expanding connectivity needs for the next decade and beyond, 5G is envisioned to be a unifying…
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Read moreBuilding blocks of 5G networks – Nokia white paper
The advent of 5G will bring a new world of possibilities for everyone in the mobile communications world, from vendors…
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Read moreNow is the time to prepare for 5G – Nokia
Making networks fit for 5G. The first commercial deployments of 5G networks are just a few years away, approaching fast.…
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Read more5G deployment below 6 GHz – Nokia
Ubiquitous coverage for critical communication and massive IoT: There has been much attention on the ability of new 5G radio…
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GSA Charts from the Evolution from LTE to 5G Report – July 2017
This is a list of charts from the July update of the "Evolution from LTE to 5G Report". © Copyright 2017. Global mobile Suppliers Association - GSA This material and data may be referenced subject to accreditation of the GSA (Global mobile Suppliers Association) as the source.Read more -
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Evolution from LTE to 5G – July 2017 Update
GSA’s Evolution from LTE to 5G reports provides an independent in-depth status view and analysis of the global 4G/LTE, LTE-Advanced, LTE-Advanced Pro and 5G markets, supported by facts, and confirms the trends. Information is obtained, analysed and verified by GSA. This report is quarterly and referenced by industry across the whole ecosystem. Key market facts: By the end of June 2017 GSA reports there were: 782 operators investing in LTE in 200 countries 601 commercially launched LTE or LTE-Advanced networks in 192 countries, including 98 LTE-TDD (TD-LTE) launched in 56 countries 109 commercial VoLTE networks…Read more -
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GSA Executive Report: How 5G changes perceptions of applications, coverage and architecture
Future 5G networks will be very different to those of previous generations of mobile technology. Concepts such as network slicing and virtualization, the use of heterogeneous access networks and close interworking with 4G LTE networks will support a very wide range of services and applications with hugely different performance requirements. This means that previous definitions of how and where we deliver coverage will fundamentally change. Current perceptions of service coverage are based largely on the idea of where 98% of people live and work, taking into account that people can move into a coverage area…Read more -
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Read moreThe Business Case for Multi-Access Edge Computing: Intel
The Business Case for Multi-Access Edge Computing: A Total Cost of Ownership Analysis and its Implications in the 5G Era…
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