| WiMAX has a relatively long history of development, and it was long considered the basis of next generation 4G networks. However, deployment lagged, and uptake was relatively slow for a variety of reasons, including immaturity of the wireless broadband market itself, slow deployment of 4G networks, spectrum issues, and the like. Within the past several years it has gained some momentum, and there have been significant deployments. However, its future is now clouded by the growing popularity of the competing technology, LTE.
This report evaluates the current state of WiMAX including vendors, service providers, and solutions as well as the future prospects of WiMAX. Audience: • Wireless service providers |
| Table Of Contents : Wireless Broadband Services3 What is a Broadband Service? 4 What Kinds of Networks Support Broadband Services? 6 Why Wi-Fi, WiMAX, LTE, and Real 4G? 8 Network Value Chain 9 Our Focus 10 WiMAX 11 Definitions and Trends 12 Hardware Providers 14 Chipsets 14 Infrastructure Providers 14 Major Vendors 15 Fujitsu 15 Nortel 16 Alcatel-Lucent16 Cisco 16 Huawei 16 Motorola 17 Samsung 18 Nokia-Siemens Networks 19 Specialized Vendors 20 i.Alvarion 20 Redline Communications 21 Proxim Wireless Corporation22 Airspan 23 Aperto Networks (division of Tranzeo Wireless) 24 Intel 25 Major Deployments 26 Sprint WiMAX27 The Korean WiMAX Model 30 Other Major Services32 Test & Certification – WiMAX Products 33 Standards 35 Physical Layer (PHY) 35 Media Access Control Layer (MAC) 36 Market Analysis 37 Ecosystems 37 To know more about this report: |
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The Definitive Analysis of WiMAX Infrastructure and Market Update 2011
The Definitive Analysis of WiFi Infrastructure and Market Update 2011
| Wireless broadband services are critical to the next wave of development in information technology. Wireless networks and provide mobility and ease of installation, a factor which is significant in the rapid uptake of mobile telephone technology across the developing world where fixed network infrastructure would be prohibitively expensive to install. How will WiFi hold up against WiMAX? What vendors are aggressively pursuing WiFi?
This report evaluates the current state of WiFi including vendors, service providers, and solutions as well as the future prospects of WiFi. • Wireless service providers |
| Table Of Contents : Wireless Broadband Services3 What is a Broadband Service? 4 What Kinds of Networks Support Broadband Services? 6 Why Wi-Fi, WiMAX, LTE, and Real 4G? 8 Network Value Chain 9 Our Focus 10 Wireless LANs – Wi-Fi/WLAN11 Definitions and Trends 13 Infrastructure Components 13 Vendor Profiles 14 Chipsets 14 Broadcom 14 Qualcomm Atheros 15 Devices 16 Infrastructure Providers 17 Aruba Networks 17 D-Link Systems 18 HP Networking 19 Juniper Networks 21 Motorola Solutions 22 Xirrus 23 Cisco Systems 24 Service Providers 28 Chinese Telco Wi-Fi 29 Boingo Wireless 30 AT&T Wi-Fi 31 British Telecom (BT) Wi-Fi and FON 32 iPass Wi-Fi Roaming 34 Test & Certification – Wi-Fi Products35 Wi-Fi Alliance 35 CTIA Test and Certification 37 Tolly Group Test and Certification 38 Standards 38 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.11 Standard 39 Technical Details 41 Wi-Fi Alliance and Wi-Fi 42 International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and Wi-Fi 43 Market Analysis 43 To know more about this report: |
The LTE Infrastructure Market: Vendors, Market Share, Key Trends & Forecasts
As of Q4 2011, thirty eight mobile network operators worldwide had launched fourth-generation (4G) Long Term Evolution (LTE) networks commercially. Despite a slow ramp and spending stall on overall cellular network infrastructure in 2011, the industry is witnessing sustainable spending acceleration for the LTE wireless infrastructure equipment. Key drivers are higher data speeds of up to 20 Mbps, simplified all-IP networks and the commercial availability of more than 200 4G LTE – enabled devices.
This report and its associated database provide an in depth analysis of the LTE Infrastructure market from 2010 to 2015, including revenue projections by vendor, region and equipment type, base station shipments, and key trends within the industry. In addition to the written report, purchasers of this research will receive an Excel spreadsheet consisting of global LTE infrastructure revenue including BTS shipment data.
Purchasers of a Team License of this report will also receive the related research Global Cellular Handset Update: Market, Technology, Vendor, and Application Analysis at no additional charge.
Purchasers of a Company-wide License of this report will also receive the related research report Global LTE Industry Landscape: Adoption, Applications, Deployments and Subscriptions by Region, Country, Spectrum and Operator 2011 – 2015 at no additional charge.
Companies in Report:
• Alcatel-Lucent
• Apple
• AT&T
• Bharti Airtel
• Bridgewater
• China Mobile
• Cisco
• Ericsson
• Etisalat
• France Telecom
• Fujitsu
• Hitachi
• HTC
• Huawei
• Juniper
• KDDI
• MetroPCS
• Mobily
• Motorola
• NEC
• Nokia
• Nokia Siemens Networks
• NTT DoCoMo
• Panasonic
• RIM
• Samsung
• Softbank
• STC
• Tekelec
• Telefonica
• TeleSoneria
• Verizon Wireless
• Vodafone
• Zain
• ZTE
Key Findings:
• LTE revenues have reached over $ 2.1 Billion in 2011, up from $ 0.6 Billion in 2010
• As of Q4’2011 the North America region accounts for over 42 % of the total LTE Infrastructure revenue
• Ericsson and Alcatel Lucent are likely to lead the market with present market shares of over 35 % and 27 % respectively LTE infrastructure Industry respectively in 2011
• From a regional perspective, the market share will drastically shift from a North American lead market to the Asia Pacific region, which will account for over 68 % of the revenue by 2015
• Global 2G/3G/4G cellular network infrastructure revenues are set to reach over $ 51 Billion by 2015 up from $46 Billion in 2010 at a CAGR of 5%, with LTE accounting for more than 20 % of the revenue share
Report Benefits:
* Provides a comprehensive analysis of the technology and key trends emerging in the LTE Infrastructure market
* Provides revenue, market share figures and profiles for major and specialized LTE infrastructure vendors for 2010 and 2011, and forecasts up to 2015
* Provides revenue, base station shipment and market share figures for LTE equipment split by equipment type (E-UTRAN, EPC), technology (FDD, TDD) and region
Audience:
• Mobile device vendors
• Mobile network operators
• Broadband infrastructure providers
• Governmental and regulatory agencies
• Managed communication service providers
• Competitive network providers including WiMAX
• Mobile application developers and intermediaries
• System integrators, consultants, and professional service providers
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Global Semiconductor Marketplace: Industry Verticals, Growth Drivers, and Forecast 2012 – 2017
Semiconductor technologies continue to evolve and amaze even those that previously forecasted aggressive growth. New materials, new structures, new manufacturing tools, and new advancements in modeling and simulation form a breeding ground for novel high performance electronic and photonic devices.
High costs, long manufacturing cycles, and enormous increase in computing power are behind recent rapid progress of the modeling, simulation, optimization, and design of semiconductor devices. Continuous advancement of semiconductor technology and growth of semiconductor industry impose new requirements on semiconductor manufacturing. Semiconductor manufacturing belongs to the most challenging and complicated production systems involving huge capital investment and cutting-edge technologies.
This report evaluates the industry verticals, evolution, and market drivers for global semiconductor growth. This research analyzes some key technology developments that will accelerate the need for semiconductors. It also includes analysis and forecasting for a key drivers for growth of semiconductors with an emphasis on growth and sophistication of mobile communications devices.
Target Audience:
• EMS, OEMs, and ODMs
• Semiconductor manufacturers
• Consumer electronics manufacturers
• Telecommunications infrastructure providers
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The LTE Device Marketplace: Ecosystem, Roadmap, Key Trends, Shipments/Market Share, and Global Forecast by Vendor 2012 – 2016
As of Q1 2012, forty-nine mobile network operators worldwide have launched fourth-generation (4G) Long Term Evolution (LTE) networks commercially. As a result of early investment in LTE infrastructure and device R&D, MNOs and device vendors are pushing hard to increase LTE enabled device among users, both in the public and enterprise sector. The year 2011 has already witnessed over 8.2 Million LTE enabled device shipments which account for revenues of over 2 Billion USD. With the number of shipments expected to reach over 30 Million by the end 2012, the industry is set to grow at a rapid pace.
Leading LTE operators such as Verizon Wireless have already announced intentions to have LTE support in essentially all of its smart phones, going forward. This report and its associated database provide an in depth analysis of the LTE Devices market from 2011 to 2016, including revenue projections, shipments and device launches by vendor, region and device type, as well as vendor roadmaps, and key trends within the industry.
This report includes an Excel spreadsheet with worksheet data for Global LTE Device Shipments, LTE Devices, Global LTE Subscriptions 2011 – 2016, and Global LTE Device Revenues 2011 – 2016.
Report Benefits:
• Revenue and market share assessment for major and specialized LTE device vendors
• Comprehensive analysis of the key trends, technology, strategies and vendor roadmaps emerging in the LTE devices and chipsets ecosystem
• Revenue, device shipment and market share figures for LTE devices split by device type (Smartphones, PC Cards/Embedded Devices/Routers) and Region from 2011 – 2016.
Key Findings:
• 2011 witnessed over 8.2 Million LTE enabled device shipments which account for revenues of over 2 Billion USD
• Motorola and Huawei will lead the LTE PC cards/Embedded Device/Router shipments with a combined market share of over 50 % in Q1’2012
• Motorola, Samsung and HTC will continue to lead the market share in terms of LTE-enabled smartphone shipments and revenue, with a combined market share of over 60 % in Q1’2012
• Driven by the reduction in production lifecycle times and aggressive marketing strategies, LTE device shipments are expected to reach 30 Million by the end of 2012. The US will continue to be the leading market player in 2012 with a projected market share of 65 %
Companies in Report:
• AT&T
• Apple
• AVM
• Acer
• Actiontec
• AnyData
• Atel
• BandRich
• Buffalo
• C-motech
• China Mobile
• China Unicom
• Cisco
• Contela
• Cradlepoint
• Datang
• Dell
• Dovado
• Ericsson
• Etisalat
• Franklin Wireless
• Fujitsu
• GCT
• GammaTech
• Gemtek
• General Dynamics Itronix
• HP
• HTC
• Huawei
• IP Wireless
• Innofidei
• Icera
• Infieon (Intel)
• LG
• LG U+
• Lancom
• Motorola
• MetroPCS
• NTT DoCoMo
• NEC
• NSN
• NetComm
• Netcomm
• Netgear
• Nexaira
• Nexpring
• Nokia
• Novatel Wireless
• Panasonic, Pantech
• ProLink
• Qualcomm
• Quanta
• RIM
• Renesas Mobile
• ST-Ericsson
• Samsung
• Sequans
• Sierra Wireless
• Sony, STC
• Teradek
• Telia, Ventus
• Verizon Wireless
• Vololink
• Yota Devices
• ZTE
• Zalip
• Zoom
• ZyXEL
Target Audience:
• Mobile network operators
• Mobile device/chipset vendors
• Broadband infrastructure providers
• Governmental and regulatory agencies
• Managed communication service providers
• Mobile application developers and intermediaries
• System integrators, consultants, and professional service providers
• Competitive network providers and device manufacturers including WiMAX
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LTE Support of the Smart-grid Solutions, Applications, and Market Outlook
Electric power system delivery has often been cited as the greatest and most complex mechanism ever built. It consists of a vast amount of infrastructure including wires, cables, towers, transformers and circuit breakers. The so-called “Smart Grid” is expected to bring dramatic improvements in everything from general network management to demand response and other demand-side improvements. Ultimately it will help the supply-side as new technologies are implemented that create efficiencies for utilities.
While there are many potential approaches for communications and signaling, including fixed network broadband and various wireless methods and procedures, Fourth Generation (4G) cellular (specifically LTE) is a viable option for implementation and operation. This report evaluates current Smart Grid infrastructure and applications and looks into its future. This research analyzes the role of telecommunication in Smart Grid applications and the specific benefits of the LTE. The reader will be able to identify and understand the benefits of the LTE as well as challenges and potential solutions.
Audience:
• Smart Grid infrastructure, services and integration companies
• Telecom operators and other broadband service providers
• LTE application developers and service integrators
• Next Generation application and service providers
• LTE infrastructure and equipment providers
• Infrastructure privacy/security companies
• OSS/BSS vendors and service providers
• Electrical utilities
• Governmental Agencies
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