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There will be 250 satellites in service that use lasers instead of radio for communications between themselves, according to Euroconsult. -
Separate reports from Analysys Mason and Dell’Oro give gloomy outlooks for the telecoms market in 2023.
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Since 2017, European service providers have grown their cloud revenues by 167%, but their market share has declined from 27% to 13% according to research from Synergy Research Group.
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Open RAN revenues will account for around 15% of the overall 2G-5G RAN market by 2026, according to a new estimate from the Dell’Oro group.
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The market for international voice traffic is falling drastically, with carriers’ traffic down by 7% in 2020 after three equally bad years.
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There will be 17,000 satellites launched over the next 10 years, a fourfold increase over the previous 10 years, says satellite consultancy Euroconsult.
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Europe has been named the most "network ready" society in a new study that captures how digital technologies are shaping the global recovery.
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Global spending on cloud services reached a new record in Q3 2021, to hit US$49.4 billion, however the impact of the global chip shortage on the data centre industry is "imminent".
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Revenues from cloud services and infrastructure increased 25% for operators and vendors in the first half of the year, taking revenues to $235 billion.
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Deutsche Telekom has been identified as offering the most diversified product portfolio for enterprise 5G.
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The number of enterprise 5G projects doubled over the course of the last year, but the share of projects awarded to CSPs declined by 5%.
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Spending on broadband access equipment is going up at 18% a year, says market research company Dell’Oro — the same company that a year ago said spending would be flat.
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The €53 billion European cloud computing market is on track to reach values of €300 to €500bn by 2027, generating more than 500,000 jobs in the process.
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Mergers and acquisitions in the UK technology industry increased 28% in the first quarter of 2021, compared to Q1 2020.
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The European data centre market could see as much as €9 billion in capex over the coming 24 months, but the funds won't be concentrated in the usual markets.
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It's an outcome many have observed, but few have been able to quantify: the pandemic has driven cloud to become a critical tool for businesses across the world.
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Software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) is still only 2.15% of the WAN market, according to market analysis published this week.
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The value of the micro data centre market is on track to reach US$6.5 billion by 2025, driven by new edge deployments and computing.
