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Fixed Wireless Access and Consumer Premise Equipment Ecosystem and Forecast Update, July 2024

Overview:

In 2023, 55% of the households globally (excluding China) did not have access to fixed broadband. This number will reduce to 37% by the end of 2030.   While fiber optic currently dominates the fixed broadband landscape and will maintain leadership until 2030, Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) offers great potential for narrowing the digital divide, especially in bridging the “last mile” connection gap.

5G FWA subscription is forecasted to have a 51.4% CAGR between 2024-2030.  As for FWA-CPE shipments, 5G Sub-6 GHz technology will dominate by 2025. However, 5G mmWave FWA services will remain a niche till 2028.

This report provides a deep analysis of which countries/regions currently hold the top positions in terms of 5G FWA subscribers and which one will provide the most significant growth potential. It presents the outlook till 2030 on the 4G and 5G FWA subscribers and FWA-CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) volume by region. For 5G FWA, It provides key drivers of FWA adoption by country, such as network readiness, ARPU, market maturity, and others. What drivers will push the growth, and where would be the biggest drawback. The affordability of 5G FWA-CPE is crucial for driving adoption in emerging markets. This report not only examines the key factors but also forecasts the Average Selling Price (ASP) trajectory for 5G FWA-CPE devices

Table of Content

  • FWA Technology Overview
    • 5G SA Network Launch by Region FWA Value Chain
    • FWA Value Chain
  • Latest Development Insight
    • Brazil Operator 5G FWA Launches
    • Brazil MVNO 5G FWA Launches
    • Brazil Fixed Broadband Subscription forecast
    • US FWA-CPE Shipment Share
    • US Business Segment Growth – Verizon/T-Mobile/AT&T
  • Fixed Broadband Subscription Forecast
    • Global Fixed Broadband Overview
    • Global 5G FWA vs 4G FWA Subscription Forecast (2019 – 2030)
    • Global Fixed Broadband Share and Penetration by 2023
    • Global Fixed Broadband Share by 2030
    • 5G FWA Subscription Top Growth Countries
    • Fixed Broadband Subscription Forecast by Region (NAM, LATAM, APAC, EU)
  • Global FWA-CPE Forecast
    • Global CPE Shipment Forecast (2019 – 2030)
    • 5G CPE (RedCap): Deep Dive
    • 5G FWA (RedCap): Insights and Trends
    • 5G CPE (mmWave and Sub-6GHz): Deep Dive
    • 5G FWA (mmWave and Sub-6GHz): Insights and Trends
    • 5G FWA Household CPE ASP Forecast
  • FWA CPE Chipset Launches
    • 5G Chipset/Baseband for 5G CPE
  • FWA-CPE Vendors Analysis
    • Nokia Fastmile
    • Wistron
    • Askey
    • ZTE
    • Arcadyan
    • Inseego
    • Huawei
    • MeiG
    • Tozed Kangwei
    • Intelbras
    • Key Ecosystem Developments

Number of Pages: 53

Published Date: July 2024

Global FWA & CPE Forecast by Technology and Regions (2019 – 2030), July 2024

Overview:

Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is emerging as one of the leading use cases for bridging the fixed broadband access digital gap. Meanwhile, the 5G FWA is one of the leading use cases for 5G technology. The US is currently driving the 5G FWA segment growth momentum, but few other countries will soon catch up.

This report provides an outlook till 2030 on the 4G and 5G FWA subscribers across key regions APAC, NAM, MEA, LATAM, and Europe. It further focuses on the FWA CPE shipments by key technologies (5G: Sub 6GHz and mmWave& Sub 6GHz, and 4G). It also analyses the CPE ASPs based on different technologies and total FWA CPE revenue by technologies.

Table of Content:

  • Key Assumptions for Forecast
  • FWA subscription by region and technology
  • CPE Forecast by Region and Technology
  • CPE ASP Forecast

Published Date: July 2024

Global FWA & CPE Forecast by Technology and Regions (2019 – 2030), January 2024

Overview:

Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) is emerging as one of the leading use cases for bridging the fixed broadband access digital gap. Meanwhile, the 5G FWA is one of the leading use cases for 5G technology. The US is currently driving the 5G FWA segment growth momentum, but few other countries will soon catch up.

This report provides an outlook till 2030 on the 4G and 5G FWA subscribers across key regions APAC, NAM, MEA, LATAM, and Europe. It further focuses on the FWA CPE shipments by key technologies (5G: Sub 6GHz and mmWave& Sub 6GHz, and 4G). It also analyses the CPE ASPs based on different technologies and total FWA CPE revenue by technologies.

Table of Contents:

  • Key Assumptions for Forecast
  • FWA subscription by region and technology
  • CPE Forecast by Region and Technology
  • CPE ASP Forecast

Global Fixed Wireless Access and Consumer Premise Equipment Ecosystem and Forecast – January 2024

In 2023, 55% of the households globally (excluding China) did not have access to fixed broadband. This number will reduce to 64% by the end of 2030.   While fiber optic currently dominates the fixed broadband landscape and will maintain leadership until 2030, Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) offers great potential for narrowing the digital divide, especially in bridging the “last mile” connection gap. 5G FWA subscription is forecasted to have a 51.6% CAGR between 2024-2030.

This report provides a deep analysis of which countries/regions currently hold the top positions in terms of 5G FWA subscribers and which one will provide the most significant growth potential. It presents the outlook till 2030 on the 4G and 5G FWA subscribers and FWA-CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) volume by region. For 5G FWA, It provides key drivers of FWA adoption by country, such as network readiness, ARPU, market maturity, and others. What drivers will push the growth, and where would be the biggest drawback. The affordability of 5G FWA-CPE is crucial for driving adoption in emerging markets. This report not only examines the key factors but also forecasts the Average Selling Price (ASP) trajectory for 5G FWA-CPE devices until 2030.

Table of Content

  • FWA Technology Overview
  • Latest Development Insight
    • India Fixed Broadband Subscription Forecast
    • India – Jio Launch
    • AT&T
    • Germany – 1&1
  • Fixed Broadband Subscription Forecast (2019 – 2030)
    • Global Fixed Broadband Overview
    • Global 5G FWA vs 4G FWA Subscription Forecast
    • Global Fixed Broadband Share and Penetration by 2023
    • Global Fixed Broadband Share by 2030
    • 5G FWA Subscription Top Growth Countries
    • Fixed Broadband Subscription Forecast by Region (NAM, LATAM, APAC, EU)
  • Global FWA-CPE Forecast (2019 – 2030)
    • Global CPE Shipment Forecast
    • 5G FWA Household CPE ASP Forecast
  • FWA CPE Launches
    • 5G Chipset/Baseband for 5G CPE
  • FWA-CPE Vendors Analysis
    • Nokia Fastmile
    • Wistron
    • Askey
    • ZTE
    • Casa System
    • Arcadyan
    • Inseego
    • Cambium Networks
    • TCL
    • Huawei
    • New launches in 2023

Number of pages: 44

USA FWA Subscriber and CPE Forecast – Consumer 2019-2027

Overview:

In 2022, 22% of US households did not have access to fixed broadband. This number will be reduced to 2% by the end of 2027. While 71 million (55%) US households utilize VDSL/cable technology, 63 million utilize cable technology. Growth of fiber/FTTH has been slow and costly. Despite the coverage announcement, the last-mile connection has proven difficult to set up.  US mobile operators believe FWA is an opportunity to gain additional revenues with limited to zero incremental investments in many areas, some being metro and some rural.

This report provides actuals and outlook till 2027 on the 4G and 5G FWA subscribers and FWA-CPE unit sales. It also includes a forecast on the 4G and 5G FWA-CPE ASP in the US. It analyses the fixed broadband market by technology and operator’s (T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, WISPA, among others) performance and strategies.

Table Of Contents:

  • Assumptions
  • Subscriber Forecast
  • CPE Shipments By Technology & ASP
  • CPE Shipments By OEM & Operator
  • Definitions
  • Contacts

Publication Date: December 2023

Poland FWA Subscriber and CPE Forecast – Consumer 2019-2027

Overview:

The Poland Fixed Broadband landscape has been maturing at a fast pace. By the end of 2022, 9.35 million households in Poland had access to fixed broadband. This represents about 70% of the total households in the country and reflects an almost 5.5% YoY growth. However, 4G fixed wireless access (FWA) has been losing steam due to the increase in fiber coverage and, to a lesser degree, the growth of 5G FWA.

This report provides actuals and outlook till 2027 on the 4G and 5G FWA subscribers and FWA-CPE unit sales. It also includes a forecast on the 4G and 5G FWA-CPE ASP in Poland. It analyses the fixed broadband market by technology and operator’s (Orange, UPC + Play, NETIA, among others) performance and strategies.

Table of Contents:

  • Assumptions
  • Subscriber Forecast
  • CPE Shipments By Technology & ASP
  • CPE Shipments By OEM & Operator
  • Definitions
  • Contacts

Publication Date: December 2023

Poland FWA and CPE Ecosystem Analysis and Forecast

Overview:

The Poland Fixed Broadband landscape has been maturing at a fast pace. By the end of 2022, 9.35 million households in Poland had access to fixed broadband. This represents about 70% of the total households in the country and reflects an almost 5.5% YoY growth. However, 4G fixed wireless access (FWA) has been losing steam due to the increase in fiber coverage and, to a lesser degree, the growth of 5G FWA.

This report provides a deep analysis of the adoption of the fixed broadband market by technology and operators. It also presents the outlook till 2027 on the 4G and 5G FWA subscribers and FWA-CPE. For 5G FWA, It provides key drivers of FWA adoption by operators, such as network readiness, ARPU, market maturity, and others. The report outlines drivers that will push the growth, and where the biggest drawbacks are.

Table of Contents:

FWA Technology

Key Takeaways

Country Spectrum Allocation by Carrier

Country Operators’ Strategy, Deployment and Forecast

  • Poland Operators’ Fixed Broadband Subscription Base
  • 4G vs 5G FWA Pricing Strategy
  • Orange
  • UPC + Play
  • NETIA
  • Others
  • Carrier Comparison

Fixed Broadband Forecast

  • Poland Fixed Broadband Overview
  • Poland 5G FWA vs 4G FWA Subscription Forecast
  • Poland 5G FWA by Operator Subscription Forecast

FWA CPE Forecast

  • Top-selling FWA Models
  • Poland CPE Shipment Forecast by Technology (LTE/5G/mmWave), 2019-2027
  • Poland CPE Shipment Forecast by OEM and Operator, 2019-2027
  • Poland Household CPE ASP Forecast, 2019-2027

Number of Pages: 28

Publication Date: December 2023

FWA Landscape in Kuwait and Jordan

Overview:

In 2022, 98% of Kuwait’s households had access to fixed broadband. The country is expected to achieve 100% fixed broadband penetration by this year. With rapid deployment of 5G in the region and 5G SA expected to come up sometime at the end of 2023, 5G FWA is expected to pick up the pace, especially among subscribers with lower speed plans on wired broadband. In Jordan 4G will continue to drive most of the growth for another couple of years before 5G takes the lead. 5G FWA will drive growth from 2025 onwards once more robust infrastructure is in place and Jordan attains much more clarity on tariffs and CPEs. This report talks about the current FWA landscape in Kuwait and Jordan, it also talks about the strategies and pricing plans of key operators in these nations and forecast of future 5G CPE shipments in these countries.

Table of Contents:

  • Key Takeaways
  • Kuwait FWA-CPE Landscape
    • Fixed Broadband Overview
    • 5G FWA vs 4G FWA Subscription Forecast
    • 4G FWA vs 5G FWA Pricing Strategy
    • Zain Wireless and Wired Broadband Overview
    • stc Wireless and Wired Broadband Overview
    • ooredoo Wireless and Wired Broadband Overview
  • Jordan FWA Landscape
  • Fixed and Mobile Broadband Overview
  • Fixed Wired and Wireless Broadband Overview
  • 5G FWA vs 4G FWA Subscriptions

Number of Pages: 15

Publishing Date: July 2023

Nvidia and Softbank Join Forces To Deploy AI-Based 5G MEC Telco Network Across Japan

Overview:

Earlier this month, Nvidia and Softbank announced that they had developed a dual-purpose AI-driven 5G MEC and vRAN distributed platform based on Nvidia's new GH200 Grace Hopper superchip.  The two partners intend to deploy a network of regional data centres across Japan later this year to capitalize on the demand for accelerated computing and generative AI services. The shared multi-tenant platform will also offer a range of 5G vRAN applications.

Table of Contents

  • Snapshot
  • Key Highlights
    • 5G MEC Telco Network
    • Grace Hopper Superchip
    • Leveraging Software Resources
    • Performance Details
    • Use Case and Deployment Options
    • Key Partners
    • Competitors
  • Analyst Viewpoint
    • Platform Limitations
    • Benefits of RAN-in-the-Cloud
    • Eliminating RAN hardware dependency
    • The Intel vs ARM battle
    • Leveraging GPUs elsewhere in the RAN
    • A Crowded Market 

Number of Pages: 5

Publication Date: June 2023

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