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Articles tagged with: Wimax, and Hspa+
Mobile backhaul equipment market growing fast, with no letup in sight
Mobile backhaul equipment investments jumped a healthy 19% in 2008 to $4.6 billion worldwide, and revenue is set to explode over the next 5 years and beyond, reports Infonetics Research. The report also said that the most quickly changing technologies between 2008 and 2013 are Ethernet microwave and Ethernet copper and fiber. In all the major world regions, operators will gradually shift to Ethernet backhaul, although it will be a slower shift in Asia Pacific and Central/Latin America, as a higher proportion of overall mobile traffic remains voice for a longer period. more
Related Tags: ethernet, backhaul, microwave, mobile-video, mp3, bandwidth
Upper Millimeter Microwave Radio Poised to Take Off
Advances in semiconductor technology, favorable spectrum policy and demand for gigabit throughput capabilities have created an opportunity for millimeter wave radio technology to prosper. Applications in the mobile backhaul and consumer electronics markets in particular will drive the creation of an over $1.5 billion dollar market for upper millimeter-based technology in 2014, up from nearly $50 million in sales today, according to a new Visant Strategies report. more
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Wireless Broadband to Exceed Two Billion Customers by 2015
Wireless broadband services will create significant opportunities for revenue growth, and cellular technologies will take the largest share, according to the latest report from Analysys Mason. Globally, 2.1 billion wireless broadband customers will generate US$784 billion in service revenue by 2015. This revenue increase of about 2400% will be underpinned by continued developments in wireless technologies, improvements in devices and more flexible pricing options. more
Related Tags: w-cdma, hspa, lte, wireless-broadband
Freescale Introduces Industry's First Multi-Standard Accelerator
Freescale Semiconductor has introduced what it says is the industryÃ's first multi-standard baseband accelerator device. The first accelerator to support 3G-LTE, the MSBA8100 also supports the emerging wireless wimax, HSPA+ and TDD-LTE standards, enabling manufacturers of wireless infrastructure equipment to create substantially lower-cost, differentiated channel cards. more
Related Tags: semiconductor, intel, hspa
LTE Early Leader in 4G Wireless Race, But Others Gain
The early favorite in 4G wireless is the long-term roadmap for UMTS, LTE, but other technologies are now gaining support, according to a new study by Visant Strategies. more
Related Tags: mobile-wimax, mts, hspa, lte, femtocell, cdma2000, plus-gsm, ev-do
Over 90 Million 4G Subscribers Worldwide by 2013
The total number of 4G subscribers worldwide, including both LTE and wimax, is expected to exceed 90 million in 2013, but a number of milestones must be passed en route, according to a new forecast from ABI Research. At the end of 4Q 2007, says the firm, there were nearly 3.4 billion mobile subscribers worldwide, with 2.7 billion on GSM/EDGE/GPRS networks. more
Related Tags: wcdma, abi-research, lte, cdma2000
It's Make Or Break For WiMAX, Says Analysys
This year will be decisive in the development of wimax, which experienced major setbacks in 2007, says Analysys. "WiMAX suffered a major setback when the partnership between US operator Sprint Nextel, one of the technology's strongest advocates, and Clearwire fell apart in November," says Andrew Parkin-White, Principal Analyst at Analysys, and co-author of Mobile Market Perspectives 2008 (A summary of recent research into the evolving mobile market). more
Related Tags: mobile-wimax, clearwire, sprint-nextel, dell, microwave, femtocells, andrew, ieee, fixed-wireless, interoperability