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Worldwide Telecommunications Capex FY21: Overview of Top Global Service Providers

Publisher IDC
Published May 11, 2022
Length 43 Pages
SKU # IDC17167550

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Worldwide Telecommunications Capex FY21: Overview of Top Global Service Providers

This IDC Market Perspective presents an overview of strategy for investment in capital expenditure (capex) for top 10 global service providers and discusses in brief the factors influencing the overall telecommunications service provider industry capex."The consolidated capex numbers for operators worldwide swiftly recovered in 2021, seeing growth of 3.4% breaching the $300-billion mark since 2018 (CY21: $304.2 billion). The major telecom operators continued to augment their network architecture to capture growth beyond basic voice and data offerings." — Venkatesh Mahale, research manager, Worldwide Telecommunications Research at IDC

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Table of Contents

43 Pages
Executive Snapshot
New Market Developments and Dynamics
Top Carrier Groups' Capex Spending Review
United States
AT&T: Continued Investments in Fiber and 5G-Related Products and Services
Verizon: Capital Spending Fueled by Continued 5G Midband and mmWave and Fiber Deployments
Comcast: Continued Investments in Scalable Infrastructure and Streaming Services
Europe (Western Europe and Central and Eastern Europe)
Telefónica: Investments Driven by NGN (Fiber and 5G) Deployments
Orange: Increased Capital Spending Due to Massive FTTH Rollouts in France Coupled with 5G Rollouts in Six European Countries
Deutsche Telekom: Capex Driven by Continued 5G Network Rollouts in the United States and in Germany; Spending Also Supported by Fiber Deployments Across Europe
Germany
United States
Europe (Excluding Germany and the Netherlands)
Vodafone: Capital Programs Driven by 5G and Gigabit Investments; 5G Live in 10 European Countries
Japan: Race for Deploying Network on the Cloud Continues
NTT: Enhance Competitiveness in Global Business, ONE NTT Global Growth Strategy
KDDI: Integrating 5G with Life Design
Asia/Pacific (Excluding Japan) (APEJ): Telcos Striving to Accommodate Growing Data Traffic and Venture into Noncore, Non-Telco Services
China Mobile: Driving Digital Innovation to Transform Networks, Products, and Operations
China Unicom: Priority Shifts to Building Premium Networks with Focus on Customer Experience, High Degree of Intelligence, and Low-Carbon Emission
China Telecom: Industrial Digitalization Fuels Network and Technology Innovation
Capex Plans for Other Operators in LATAM and the Middle East and Africa Region
Latin America
America Movil: Capex Recovers from COVID-19 Shock; 5G Plans Limited to Only Two Countries for Now
The Middle East and Africa: The Middle Eastern Countries Set Ambitious 5G Goals, Ably Backed by Government Support
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