Mobile and Wireless Communications

This study examines the private wireless network industry, analyzing its opportunities for growth across segments. The largest industries were some of the first to adopt private wireless networks due to their needs, compelling use cases, and accessibility to budgets. Now, in addition to the existing avenues for private wireless network deployments,...

This Frost Radar covers the year 2023. Frost & Sullivan defines 5G network infrastructure to include the following: radio access networks (RAN); transport networks; and core networks, which may include one or more edge networks. The 5G network infrastructure industry includes public networks run by communications service prov...

Indonesia is undergoing a paradigm shift toward a digital economy, actively integrating financial services and emerging technologies to drive growth. Increasing digitalization, a high internet penetration rate, and a conducive policy and regulatory environment that supports financial inclusion make financial technology (fintech) services a popular ...

The growing use of digital payments in Asia-Pacific (APAC) paves the way for innovation and new use cases that address user pain points payment solutions, such as self-checkout, enhance customer experience while software point-of-sale (softPOS) accelerates the merchant onboarding process. The APAC market will become more aware of the benefits of ne...

The global 5G network infrastructure market is significant, measuring in the tens of billions of dollars annually. In the past, the network infrastructure market for cellular networks had one primary customer type: communications service providers (CSPs). Today, CSPs still make up the largest portion of the market, but enterprises in many different...

By 2027, 82.2% of major mobile operators in Asia-Pacific (APAC) will remain as telcos, with 25% likely to exit or become MVNOs. Only 17.8% of major mobile operators in APAC will become Techcos (technology companies). Being passive and dependent on vendors for innovation has made the industry weak in driving innovation, leveraging technology, and th...

5G technology, the successor of 4G, has higher speeds and bandwidth, lower latency, and multiple connections. The technology provides other benefits, such as platform digitalization and extended device battery life. The new dimensions of 5G are triggering the development of new services and technology monetization. Most governments in APAC support ...

This Frost RadarTM covers the year 2022. Frost & Sullivan defines 5G network infrastructure to include the following: • Radio access networks (RAN) • Transport networks • Core networks, which may include one or more edge networks The 5G network infrastructure market includes public networks run by communications service provid...

The fifth generation of wireless technology (5G) has arrived and is being rolled out globally. 5G is possible because of the contributions of previous generations of wireless communications and a number of disruptive technologies, each of which must be understood at least at a high level to paint a full picture of the industry. The radio access net...