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Is the Future Wireless? The Rise of 5G Fixed Wireless Broadband in Asia/Pacific

Publisher IDC
Published Sep 28, 2023
Length 10 Pages
SKU # IDC18202286

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Is the Future Wireless? The Rise of 5G Fixed Wireless Broadband in Asia/Pacific


This IDC Perspective examines what is driving mobile network operators (MNOs) to deploy 5G fixed wireless broadband (FWB), its benefits and challenges, utilizing a case study from the New Zealand market where incumbent telco Spark has migrated 30% of its broadband base on to FWB connectivity."Mobile network operators across Asia/Pacific can see multiple reasons to deploy 5G fixed wireless access technologies. This can include to compete directly with fixed network providers, to provide better broadband than legacy fixed networks, to improve margins, to cost effectively deploy connectivity into geographically difficult areas, or simply to start monetizing their 5G investment," says Monica Collier, associate research director for Telecommunications and IoT in Asia/Pacific. "Fixed network operators must understand the potential impacts to them and actively defend against churn."

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Table of Contents

10 Pages
Executive Snapshot
Situation Overview
Types of 5G Fixed Wireless Broadband Deployments
Type 1: Dedicated Infrastructure
Type 2: Shared Infrastructure (No QoS)
Type 3: Shared Infrastructure (with QoS)
Why Are MNOs Deploying 5G FWA Technology?
The Benefits to Telcos of Deploying 5G FWA Technology
Challenges to Telcos of Deploying 5G FWA Technology
Case Study: New Zealand Telco Shifts 30% of Its Broadband Base to Fixed Wireless Broadband
Broadband In New Zealand
Fixed Wireless Broadband
Operators Deploy 5G for Better Fixed Wireless Propositions
The Fiber Networks Providers' Response
Conclusion
Advice for the Technology Buyer
Focus on "Normalizing" Fiber with Consumers and Businesses
Think Like an MNO
Keep an Eye on Satellite Broadband
Learn More
Related Research
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