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LTE and LTE-Advanced
Infrastructure, Network Elements, Handsets, Devices, Subscribers
Research Report
- Pages
- 75
- Deliverable Files
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- Release Date
- 4Q 2010
- Product Code
- RR-LTE-10
- Price
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LTE will be the 4G technology standard used by the great majority of service providers, and new questions are arising as deployments gain momentum. Although 4G technologies are the next step in telecommunications and many equipment, device, and network element manufacturers companies are hoping for quick deployments, mobile service providers are going to continue using their 3G networks and getting their money's worth from these networks; by upgrading their 3G networks. Initial LTE deployments have been small and contained, intended to start the ball rolling and to test live commercial networks in certain cities. Deployments over the next three years will be mostly focused on providing faster data rates and better latencies and to provide broadband in problematic or remote areas. It will not be used for voice transport in the near future. Countries such as India will particularly benefit from LTE, and China will also have TD-LTE to complement its TD-SCDMA networks.
The report gives an LTE and LTE-Advanced standards overview and update, considering trends, network architecture, and the elements that make up architecture, as well as the different approaches and strategies that can be used to bring a service to fruition. Forecasts include device and equipment shipments broken down by region, as well as subscribers, service revenue and ARPU.
What Questions Does This Report Answer?
- What is LTE?
- Where and when is it slated for deployment?
- What volumes of devices will be shipped?
- How many subscribers will LTE have in the short term?
- How many subscribers will LTE have in the long term?
- How fast will LTE grow until 2015?
- How much will be spent on LTE infrastructure and/or user equipment?
Who Needs This Report?
- Service providers
- Infrastructure vendors
- Handset manufacturers,
- Semiconductor companies
- Investment analysts
Table of Contents
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Executive Brief
- Executive Brief: Top-Line Forecast
- Executive Brief: Drivers
- Executive Brief: Drivers
- Executive Brief: Drivers
- Executive Brief: Drivers
- Executive Brief: Inhibitors
- Executive Brief: Regional Base Station Spend
- Executive Brief: Strategic Recommendations
Section 1.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Section 2.
LTE & LTE-ADVANCED OVERVIEW AND STANDARDS UPDATE
Section 3.
LTE NETWORK ARCHITECTURE
Section 4.
FORECASTS
Section 5.
Company Directory
Section 6.
Acronyms
Sources and Methodology
Notes
- LTE Service Revenue Forecast, World Market, Forecast: 2010 to 2015
- Net Base Station Equipment Spend, World Market, Forecast: 2010 to 2015
- Accumulative Total - LTE Subscribers
- LTE ARPU
- LTE Base Station Shipments by Frequency Band
- LTE Handset Shipments
- LTE Modem Shipments by Region
- LTE Modem Shipment Percentages by Region
- LTE Modem Shipments by Device Type
- LTE Device ASPs
- LTE Handset Shipments
- LTE Netbook Shipments
- LTE MID Shipments
- LTE Media Tablet Shipments
- LTE Smartbook Shipments
- Accumulative Total - LTE Subscribers
- LTE ARPU
- LTE Service Revenue
- LTE Base Station Shipments by Region
- LTE Base Station Shipments by Frequency Band
- Net Base Station Equipment Spend
- Technology Trend - Base Station Equipment Spend
- LTE Gateway Shipments (S-GW, P-GW)
- LTE Base Station DSP Shipments
- Channel blocks of the 700 MHz band
- LTE Radio Access and Evolved Packet Core LTE Architecture LTE Radio Access and Evolved Packet Core LTE Architecture
- Evolved Packet Core Evolved Packet Core