Ericsson highlighted a number of industry trends at its latest Capital Markets Day, including expectations of broad 5G deployments.
From a mobile broadband industry perspective, there were several key takeaways from Ericsson’s Capital Markets Day held today in New York including:
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Will 5G prove the savior to the mobile telecom market’s bottom line, or will the lack of significant IoT and 5G use cases result in continued revenue pressure?
We estimate the overall mobile infrastructure equipment market including hardware, firmware and software is on pace to...
Small cells cannot proliferate without baseband processors designed to fit their power and size requirements. In recent years there has been no shortage of vendors eyeing the space. Some have approached outdoor small cells as miniature versions of macro base stations, while others have...
The small cell market has seen its share of ups and downs in the past few years, with initial hype for the technology not panning out as quickly as many had hoped. But 2015 seems to have been a turning point for small cells,...
The strengthening U.S. dollar will wipe out $20 billion in telecom capital expenditures during 2015, predicts a new Dell’Oro Group report.
Global telecom operators invested heavily in their fiber and LTE networks during 2014, marking the fourth consecutive year of capex growth as advancements in mobile-related spending...
Join Kelly Hill, Technology Reporter for RCR Wireless News, for a conversation about LTE next generation networks featuring Dell'Oro Group analysts:
Chris DePuy, vice president, carrier IP telephony, wireless LAN and wireless packet core market research;
Stefan Pongratz, director of mobility Radio Access Network (RAN) market...
LTE initial network build activity has been particularly strong in North America, South Korea and Japan. Success by early adopters when it comes to network rollout and performance, device offering and subscriber adoption has compelled
Service providers have dramatically increased their investment in Wi-Fi, a trend we expect will continue for years to come. Dell’Oro Group predicts that by 2016, over nine million service provider Wi-Fi access points will be in operation,
Dell'Oro Group Inc. analyst Ben Kwan forecast in December that various factors will drive growth in the wireless local are network (WLAN) market for enterprise this year."While a slowdown in the growth of new WLAN deployments and the lengthening of upgrade cycles is expected...
Faced with uncertain financial conditions, corporations are cutting capital and operating budgets and the outlook for information technology spending this year - where wireless spend resides - has contracted from last year. "The outlook for 2009, based on pre-year forecasting, indicates an average...
Mobile network infrastructure spending in North America in 2008 is likely to be down vs. 2007. We expect Wideband-CDMA network investments to accelerate as AT&T Mobility continues to expand its coverage and capacity, and as T-Mobile USA Inc. and Canadian wireless operator Rogers Wireless...
W-CDMA technology will enjoy "exceptional" growth over the next several years, according to research firm Dell'Oro Group, expansion that will come at the expense of CDMA technology."While growth in W-CDMA remains tepid in the short term, we remain confident in its longer-term growth and...
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.—The worldwide mobile infrastructure market grew 10 percent during the second quarter, but declined 3 percent compared with last year’s second quarter, according to a new study from market research firm Dell’Oro Group. The company said weak sales of CDMA equipment impacted...
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.-The mobile infrastructure market is expected to grow in the low single digits through 2010, including 3-percent growth this year to $41.8 billion, according to new research from Dell'Oro Group. Developing regions are expected to see continued infrastructure investments driven by subscriber...
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.-The enterprise wireless LAN market showed strong results in the third quarter, increasing 9 percent sequentially to $249 million. According to Dell'Oro Group, growth was due greatly to WLAN switch, server and appliance sales, which rose 22 percent in the third quarter....
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.-Strong subscriber growth is driving an increase in GSM-based infrastructure equipment sales, which grew six percent in the third quarter according to the latest Dell'Oro Group Mobility Infrastructure Quarterly Report.The Dell'Oro Group said that in the third quarter the market for GSM/GPRS/EDGE...
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.-The Dell'Oro Group reports that the mobility infrastructure market grew 13 percent in the second quarter compared with the same period in 2004.The group also reported that growth in the W-CDMA market slowed to 13 percent in the first half of 2005...
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.-The enterprise wireless local area network equipment market, including both access points and switch/appliances, will overwhelm the market for standalone WLAN equipment, according to a report from Dell'Oro Group.The report said digital subscriber line and cable customer premises equipment increasingly will come...
Sales of mobility infrastructure equipment exceeded $9.6 billion during the first quarter, representing an increase of 14 percent from the same period last year, according to a new Dell'Oro Group report.The report said the solid results were due partly to robust sales of GSM...
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.-Research Group Dell'Oro Group said infrastructure market revenues increased to $36.1 billion in 2004, amounting to a 26-percent leap over the prior year.The report expects revenues to grow up to 2007 when expenditure will plateau at $39 billion until 2009. The group...
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.-The infrastructure market will bounce to a 10-percent surge this year, bringing in $31.4 billion, Dell'Oro Group predicts in a new study.The bulk of the jump will be derived from new worldwide Wideband CDMA buildouts, as well as a demands for GSM/GPRS/EDGE...
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.-The wireless LAN market will grow 23 percent in 2004 to $2.2 billion, with strong growth continuing through 2006, but its decline will begin in 2007, according to the Dell'Oro Group. The Dell'Oro Group expects the decline in the market to occur...
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.-The wireless LAN market will grow 23 percent in 2004 to $2.2 billion, with strong growth continuing through 2006, but its decline will begin in 2007, according to the Dell'Oro Group.The Dell'Oro Group expects the decline in the market to occur as...
When a technology era begins, infrastructure is king. But once the nuts and bolts are in place, it takes second place to peripherals.In wireless, it is no different. "Total wireless infrastructure contract values are down roughly 40 percent year-on-year from the first half of...
