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Read moreAsia-Pacific leads in new LTE subscription additions
Asia-Pacific region adds more than half a billion new LTE subscriptions in a year 22 March 2018, London – The…
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Asia Pacific – adds half a billion+ new LTE subscriptions
Asia-Pacific region adds more than half a billion new LTE subscriptions in a year 22 March 2018, London – The Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) confirms that LTE now accounts for more than a third of all mobile subscriptions globally (35.7%). The latest data, provided to GSA by Ovum, reveals that there were 2.8 billion LTE subscriptions around the world at the end of December 2017, compared to 1.96 billion subscriptions a year earlier. The fast growth of LTE subscriptions is expected to continue over the next five-year period. According to the Ovum data, LTE…Read more -
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Read moreLTE, 5G and 3GPP IoT Chipsets: Status Update
GSA is continuously tracking the mobile industry and reporting on adoption of 3GPP standardized technologies and the expansion of the…
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Read moreProgress to Gigabit LTE Networks
Drawing on information collected by GSA of operator deployments of LTE-Advanced features for its comprehensive database on operator Networks, Technologies…
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Read moreMNO Opportunities in Mission Critical LTE
This is a trend analysis from Critical Communications Insights – a GSA partner analyst company – focusing on the Critical…
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GSA Snapshot: NTS Update – January 2018
This is the January 2018 Snapshot detailing changes to the Networks, Technology and Spectrum database in GAMBoD. Included in the…
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Read moreEvolution from LTE to 5G – January 2018
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: 48 operators investing in LTE, including pre-commitment trials. 651 commercially launched LTE or LTE-Advanced networks in 202 countries, including those using LTE for Fixed Wireless Access services, and including 105 LTE-TDD (TD-LTE) networks launched in 57 countries. 134 commercial VoLTE networks in 60 countries and 217 operators investing in VoLTE in 95… -
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Read moreMobile Cloud – CloudAir White Paper
The emergence of new services, new applications, and new industries puts forward higher requirements for the mobile network. CloudAIR redefines…
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Read moreNetworks, Technology, Spectrum Update – Dec 2017
This is a new monthly report from GSA that provides an update on what new data has been uploaded to…
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GSA Snapshot: LTE Chipsets
These slides contain extracts from the GSA report “LTE, 5G and 3GPP IoT Chipsets: Status Update” available from the GSA…
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Read moreEricsson Mobility Report – November 2017
This is the November update edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report, where among other things is a forecast of 1…
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Read moreMap of LTE & LTE Advanced Launches – Asia Pacific and China Region
GSA Map of LTE and LTE-Advanced networks launched in the APAC Region. ©2017 GSA Information based on data in the…
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Mobile Industry Chipset Report
GSA is continuously tracking the mobile industry and reporting on adoption of 3GPP standardized technologies and the expansion of the…
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LTE Subscriptions 2Q-2017
LTE is now the only major mobile technology that is growing rapidly, with the WCDMA market growth expected to be…
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Press Release: 54 LTE Not Spots
GSA PRESS RELEASE LTE Not-Spots – GSA Identifies 54 Countries that are still to deploy 4G LTE October 2017: The Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) has identified 54 countries that do not have a 4G LTE network. A map showing the countries and a full list has been published on the GSA web site at https://gsacom.com “There are very few countries that have yet to launch commercial 4G/LTE service,” said Joe Barrett, President, GSA. “We refer to these countries as LTE Not-Spots and although some are small island countries, GSA believes that LTE will eventually…Read more -
