The najnovšia mobilná správa od Ericsson predpovedá že podľa konca of 2029, tam bude 530 milión 5G používateľov.
Publikované v novembri z toto rok, Ericsson's "Mobile Správa" štáty to napriek pokračujúce ekonomické výzvy a politické nepokoje, globálne 5G použitie pokračuje do vzostup. Toto rast je primárne riadený by štyri kľúčový regióny, s Čína a India vedúci the way. a, mobile operátori still struggle to provide satisfactory indoor coverage, a major concern for mobile users.
Podľa na the report, user growth is rapid, and it is expected that by the end of 2023, one-fifth of global mobile users will be 5G users. This year alone, the total number of 5G users is expected to grow by 63% (610 million), reaching a global total of 1,6 billion users. Ericsson notes that this is approximly 100 million more than predošlo predpovedané.
Over the six-year period from the end of 2023 to 2029, global 5G users are expected to grow by over 330%, reaching 530 million from the current 160 million. It is anticipated that by the end of 2023, global 5G coverage willeed exceed 45%, ingreasing to over 85% by the end of 2029. by the end of 2029, North America and the Gulf Cooperation Council are expected na staťsa regióny s najvyšším 5G pokrytím, dosahujúcim 92%.
Peter Jonsson, the executive editor of Ericsson's "Mobile Report," summarizes, "Despite macroeconomic challenges in different regions, we observe strong growth in 5G mobile users."
Jonsson points out that around 80% of the growth comes from China, India, North America, and Western Europe. In fact, China alone accounts for one-third of the total growth by 2023, mainly due to continuous 5G network deployment and the surge in 5G smartphones, with 95% of China's population currently covered by 5G.
In the November 2023 "Mobile Report," Jonsson also notes that enhanced mobile broadband, fixed wireless access (FWA), gaming, and AR/VR-based services are the most common consumer uses of early 5G. Avšak, low indoor coverage remains a persistent issue for 5G. "We spend over 80% of our daily time indoors, making good indoor connectivity crucial for 5G."
Steven Davis, Ericsson's Head of Strategic Marketing, highlights that despite the majority of network traffic being generated indoors, most 5G mid-band deployments so far only support outdoor coverage for mobile broadband and fixed wireless access. Recent research from Ericsson's Consumer Lab analyzes and emphasizes the correlation between network performance in key locations and user churn. Davis notes that most indoor deployments in the United States still rely on Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) and are predominantly based on 4G.
The report zdôrazňuje že operátori potreba upgrade indoor experiences to ensure customer loyalty, with 5G mid-band TDD and indoor small cells being the best solutions to výrazne zlepšenie sieť výkonnosť v tieto kritické lokality. Investície sú konkrétne potrebné v vysokom dopyte kľúčové umiestnenia suché as letiská a verejné miesta konania, sú tiež kritické body pre zákazníka churn.