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Global revenues will amount to infrastructure networks fifth generation of $ 4.2 billion in 2020, up 89% from revenues of $ 2019 at $ 2.2 billion, according to the «Foundation Gartner ». In addition, Gartner predicts that investments in new 5G networks operating with new wireless broadcasting technologies will account for 6% of total telecom service provider revenue from wireless infrastructure for 2019, which will reach 12% in 2020. The revenue of 5G wireless network infrastructure will roughly double between 2019 and 2020, said Sylvain Fabry, chief research officer at Gartner. More quickly, because the new 5G wireless transmission equipment can be operated in conjunction with the existing core infrastructure of 4G networks. ” In 2020, telecommunications service providers will introduce standalone 5G technologies, which necessitates the deployment of new wireless transmission equipment and core networks powered by 5G technologies, which will reduce costs on telecom providers and improve performance for the benefit of users. The launch of 5G services is accelerating during 2020 The 5G services will be launched in many major cities in 2019 and 2020. The 5G services have already been operating in the United States, South Korea and some European countries, including Switzerland, Finland and the United Kingdom. Telecom service providers in Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Spain, Sweden, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates have also announced plans to accelerate the construction of 5G networks during 2020. As a result, Gartner estimates that 7% of telecom providers worldwide have deployed 5G infrastructure in their networks. The fifth generation is increasingly targeting major institutions Although consumers are the main segment that spurred the development of 5G technologies, telecommunications service providers are seeking to target large corporations with 5G services. The fifth generation networks are expected to expand the mobile communications system to include new sectors, such as smart factories, independent communications, telehealth, agriculture and retail, as well as enabling private networks for users in the industrial sector. The companies that supply equipment in private networks for industrial use see a market segment that has great potential. The opportunities inherent in the private networks of the fifth generation are still in their early days, but the supply companies, regulators and standards have made preparations for them, said Mr. Fabry. As Germany allocated the bandwidth of 3.7 GHz to operate private networks, while Japan reserved the band 4.5 GHz and 28 GHz. Ericsson seeks to deliver solutions through telecom service providers in order to build private networks with high levels of reliability, performance and security. Nokia has developed a technology portfolio to enable major industrial organizations to invest directly in private networks. Mr. Fabry added: “The coverage of the fifth generation network at the national level will not happen at the same speed as previous generations of wireless infrastructure. Communications service providers will need to make strategic improvements targeted at the level of the inherited 4G network in order to maintain performance standards while building the fifth generation networks, Upgrading the infrastructure of the fourth generation networks around the fifth generation coverage areas, where the low effectiveness of the inherited fourth generation network adjacent to the fifth generation network cells may lead to concrete or real problems when users move from the fifth generation network coverage areas to areas 4G coverage / advanced long-range development networks This problem will be more evident from 2019 to 2021, during which time the coverage of 5G networks will be based on focal points and high-density areas. |
