The number of private LTE/5G networks deployed will reach 4,700 in 2024.
Berg Insight has announced a new research report on the private LTE/5G network market in Europe and North America. Berg Insight predicts that, excluding proof of concept (PoC) projects, private LTE/5G networks will be deployed at 4,700 locations worldwide by the end of 2024, an increase from 3,400 locations the previous year. Private LTE/5G networks, referred to as non-public networks by 3GPP, are networks that use frequency bands defined by 3GPP along with LTE or 5G NR base stations, small cells, and other radio access network (RAN) infrastructure to transmit voice and data to edge devices. Private LTE/5G networks offer numerous benefits, including strong security and reliability, high bandwidth, low latency, smooth handoff for mobile use cases, and compatibility with public networks for coverage expansion. [Contents] ■ Private Cellular Networks ■ Market Forecasts and Trends ■ Company Profiles and Strategies
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Publisher: Berg Insights Publication Month: December 2024 Report Language: English *For more details, please visit our website or refer to the sample materials.
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