NEW DELHI: Swedish telecom gear maker Ericsson<\/a> said that India will have 350 million 5G<\/a> subscriptions by 2026, accounting for 27 percent of all mobile subscriptions. 新德里:瑞典电信设备制造商爱立信表示,印度将有3.5亿5克订阅到2026年,占所有手机用户的27%。 NEW DELHI: Swedish telecom gear maker Ericsson<\/a> said that India will have 350 million 5G<\/a> subscriptions by 2026, accounting for 27 percent of all mobile subscriptions.
The findings come at a time when the government plans to hold a 4G airwaves sale in early-2021, which may be followed by a sale of 5G<\/a> airwaves later next year.
Ahead of the next spectrum sale, the Big 3 telcos, Reliance Jio<\/a>, Airtel and Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) are known to be working on the development of locally-relevant 5G use cases are technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), and Internet of Things (IoT).
LTE will continue to be the dominant technology in India in 2026 accounting for 63% of mobile subscriptions. Mobile broadband<\/a> technologies accounted for 67 percent of mobile subscriptions in 2020, and this figure is predicted to reach 91 percent by 2026, when the total number of mobile broadband<\/a> subscriptions is set to reach close to 1.2 billion, the gear maker said.
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In the India region, the average monthly mobile data usage per smartphone continues to show robust growth, boosted by the rapid adoption of 4G and people working from home during COVID-19, Ericsson<\/a> said.
The reliance of people on their mobile networks to stay connected as well as work from home during COVID-19 has contributed to the average traffic per smartphone user increasing from 13.5GB per month in 2019 to 15.7GB per month in 2020.
The average traffic per smartphone is expected to further increase to around 37GB per month in 2026, Ericsson said.
The gear maker said that momentum continues in the build-out of 4G (LTE) networks in India and globally.
Global 4G population coverage will be over 80 percent at the end of 2020 and is forecast to reach around 95 percent in 2026. 4G networks are also evolving to deliver increased network capacity and faster data speeds.
Nitin Bansal, Head of Network Solutions for the Market Area South east Asia, Oceania and India said that 5G has the potential to transform industries and society at large – with use cases such as smart manufacturing, smart cities and advanced healthcare applications, just to mention a few.
\"As the technology proliferates, early movers stand to benefit by gaining the right experience and creating new use cases of relevance to their business. The companies and countries taking an active role in shaping and securing the 5G ecosystem in the early years have great potential to lead use case scaling once the market takes off.”
Ericsson has projected that four out of every ten mobile subscriptions in 2026 will be 5G.
Current 5G uptake in subscriptions and population coverage confirms the technology as deploying the fastest of any generation of mobile connectivity.
The Ericsson report estimates that by the end of 2020, more than 1 billion people – 15 percent of the world’s population – will live in an area that has 5G coverage rolled out. In 2026, 60 percent of the world’s population will have access to 5G coverage, with 5G subscriptions forecast to reach 3.5 billion.
Ericsson has raised its year-end 2020 estimate for global 5G subscriptions to 220 million, as service providers continue to build out their networks.
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结果之际,政府计划在2021年初举行4 g无线电波销售,这可能是出售紧随其后5克电波明年晚些时候。
下一个频谱拍卖之前,三大电信公司,依赖Jio、旅馆和沃达丰的想法(Vi),致力于发展与本地相关的5 g用例技术,如人工智能(AI),虚拟现实(VR)和物联网(物联网)。
在印度地区,平均每月移动数据使用智能手机继续呈现强劲的增长,得益于快速的采用4 g COVID-19期间,人们在家工作,爱立信说。
依赖的人在他们的移动网络保持联系以及在家工作期间COVID-19导致了人均交通智能手机用户已经从2019年的13.5 gb每月增加2020年每月15.7 gb。
每个智能手机的平均流量预计将进一步增加到37个gb的每月2026年,爱立信说。
设备制造商说,势头仍在4 g (LTE)网络的建设在印度和全球。
全球4 g人口覆盖率将在2020年底超过80%,2026年预计将达到95%左右。4 g网络也发展提供增加网络容量和更快的数据传输速度。
尼邦萨尔,网络解决方案主管市场区域东南亚、大洋洲和印度说,5 g有潜力改变行业和社会——用例等智能制造、智能城市和先进的医疗保健应用程序中,只提到一些。
“随着技术遍布,先行者来说受益通过获得正确的经验和创造新的用例相关的业务。公司和国家的积极作用在塑造和保护5 g生态系统初期有很大的潜力导致用例扩展一旦市场起飞。”
爱立信已经预计,4每10 2026年手机用户将5克。
当前5 g吸收订阅和人口覆盖率证实了技术部署任何一代移动连接的速度最快。
爱立信的报告估计,到2020年底,超过10亿人——世界上15%的人口将生活在一个有5 g覆盖推出。在2026年,60%的世界人口将获得5克报道,5 g的订阅预计将达到35亿。
爱立信已经上调了2020年年底估计2.2亿年全球5 g订阅,作为服务提供者继续建立自己的网络。
The findings come at a time when the government plans to hold a 4G airwaves sale in early-2021, which may be followed by a sale of 5G<\/a> airwaves later next year.
Ahead of the next spectrum sale, the Big 3 telcos, Reliance Jio<\/a>, Airtel and Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) are known to be working on the development of locally-relevant 5G use cases are technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), and Internet of Things (IoT).
LTE will continue to be the dominant technology in India in 2026 accounting for 63% of mobile subscriptions. Mobile broadband<\/a> technologies accounted for 67 percent of mobile subscriptions in 2020, and this figure is predicted to reach 91 percent by 2026, when the total number of mobile broadband<\/a> subscriptions is set to reach close to 1.2 billion, the gear maker said.
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<\/a><\/figure>India needs to go straight into commercial deployment of 5G: Ericsson India head<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>Ericsson, Nokia want India to include their existing investments under PLI scheme<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
In the India region, the average monthly mobile data usage per smartphone continues to show robust growth, boosted by the rapid adoption of 4G and people working from home during COVID-19, Ericsson<\/a> said.
The reliance of people on their mobile networks to stay connected as well as work from home during COVID-19 has contributed to the average traffic per smartphone user increasing from 13.5GB per month in 2019 to 15.7GB per month in 2020.
The average traffic per smartphone is expected to further increase to around 37GB per month in 2026, Ericsson said.
The gear maker said that momentum continues in the build-out of 4G (LTE) networks in India and globally.
Global 4G population coverage will be over 80 percent at the end of 2020 and is forecast to reach around 95 percent in 2026. 4G networks are also evolving to deliver increased network capacity and faster data speeds.
Nitin Bansal, Head of Network Solutions for the Market Area South east Asia, Oceania and India said that 5G has the potential to transform industries and society at large – with use cases such as smart manufacturing, smart cities and advanced healthcare applications, just to mention a few.
\"As the technology proliferates, early movers stand to benefit by gaining the right experience and creating new use cases of relevance to their business. The companies and countries taking an active role in shaping and securing the 5G ecosystem in the early years have great potential to lead use case scaling once the market takes off.”
Ericsson has projected that four out of every ten mobile subscriptions in 2026 will be 5G.
Current 5G uptake in subscriptions and population coverage confirms the technology as deploying the fastest of any generation of mobile connectivity.
The Ericsson report estimates that by the end of 2020, more than 1 billion people – 15 percent of the world’s population – will live in an area that has 5G coverage rolled out. In 2026, 60 percent of the world’s population will have access to 5G coverage, with 5G subscriptions forecast to reach 3.5 billion.
Ericsson has raised its year-end 2020 estimate for global 5G subscriptions to 220 million, as service providers continue to build out their networks.
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