A report from analysts at Northern Sky Research (NSR) forecasts that satellite-based 5G access could attract 400 millions of subscribers by 2030. The subscribing numbers will be made up of Smartphones and Internet of Things (IoT) devices. “Beyond traditional telco areas, multiple segments show accelerated growth from transition to 5G, generating $125.5 billion in cumulative.
NSR’s 5G via Satellite, 2nd Edition report, launched today, sees 5G access protocols that incorporate non-terrestrial networks will attract 100s of millions of smartphones and IoT devices to satellite networks by the decade’s close. Beyond traditional telco areas, multiple segments show accelerated growth from transition to 5G, generating US$125.5 billion in cumulative service revenues.
Direct Satellite to Mobile Devices Attracting 400 Million Subscribers in Next Decade Cambridge, MA – October 19, 2021 – NSR’s 5G via Satellite, 2nd Edition report, launched today, sees 5G access protocols that incorporate Non-Terrestrial Networks will attract 100s of millions of Smartphones and IoT devices to satellite networks by the decade’s close. Beyond traditional Telco areas, multiple segments show accelerated growth from transition to 5G, generating $125.5 Billion in cumulative service revenues. While COVID-19 may increase demand, delaying 3GPP Release 17, key actors in the.
The rate of technological development seen in the domain of quantum communications is remarkable. The technology is in many cases still taking its first steps out of the comfort of academic circles, but this is quickly changing, both terrestrially and in space on a global scale. Indeed, things are moving quickly and NSR’s Quantum Communications.
NSR’s new report Software-Defined Satellites (SDS), launched today, sees growing satellite flexibility requirements trigger an US$86.9 billion cumulative revenue opportunity by decade’s end. Non-GEO- HTS constellation satellites will lead uptake with 95 percent demonstrating full or partial flexibility as software-defined platforms by 2030. However, operator hesitancy sees only 70 percent of GEO satellite orders to.