The next age of wireless is here, and several countries are locked in a fierce battle for the top spot in global 5G development. Telecoms in 18 powers will roll out 5G networks by the end of this year, and by 2020 over one-fifth of the world’s countries will have sent 5G services.
Securing global 5G leadership is a national priority for many countries because the champion is expected to secure more than a decade of competitive advantages. The spread of 5G is pivotal for the connected world — its technical upgrades wish supercharge adoption of transformative technologies and strengthen the value of old ones.
5G will serve as the backbone of the fourth industrial round, and the global pacesetter for the new standard could become the same for connected technologies. All told, 5G technologies are expected to contribute $2.2 trillion to the far-reaching economy over the next 15 years.
In the Global 5G Landscape Report, Business Insider Intelligence identifies three homelands — the United States, South Korea, and China — that are spearheading the 5G revolution. The report compiles 5G snapshots of the three homelands, with each providing an overview of the market’s telecoms space and details on what is contributing to — or hindering — its development. We look at the celebrated telecoms in each geography and identify their 5G launch efforts, as well as discuss what the opportunities are for each suite.
The companies mentioned in this report are: AT&T, China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom, Ericsson, Huawei, KT, LG, LG Uplus, Nokia, Samsung, SK Telecom, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, and ZTE
Here are some of the key takeaways from the narrative:
- The United States launched the world’s first commercial 5G services in 2018 and will have twice as many commercial 5G deployments as the next best nation by this year’s end. The US is replicating the private-sector-led strategy it rode to 4G dominance to continue its leadership into the 5G era. This way provides operators with autonomy over their own deployment strategies and methods, which fuels competition and done drives innovation and investment as a result.
- South Korea was the second country in the world to deploy a 5G network, and it’s on track to change the global leader in 5G penetration. Its speedy 5G deployment is the result of its government taking a hands-on approach in regulating the telecoms labour. South Korea’s 5G subscriber base has already eclipsed 4G’s growth rate in the first two months since 5G services launched in the motherland.
- China is the largest mobile market in the world and is expected to become the biggest 5G market by connections by 2025. Chinese superintendence bodies are backing a range of policy initiatives to push the country to the front of the global 5G pack. China’s three state-owned network manipulators are ramping up trials and tests to meet the country’s launch target for the first phase of commercial 5G services later this year.
In crammed, the report:
- Identifies the three countries with a leading position in the global 5G race and provides an overview of the wireless manufacture in each country.
- Details the distinct strategies the countries are taking to define the future of 5G connectivity.
- Dives into the conspicuous telecoms in each geography and provides an in-depth overview of their 5G launch efforts, as well as discusses what’s at the for each company and why it’s worth watching.
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