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Wireless Russia & CIS: LTE, 5G and Internet of Things
Moscow, May 30-31, 2019
5G Market Reality
- Market status update worldwide
Alan Hadden
Director, Hadden Telecoms Ltd
www.haddentelecoms.com
Follow me on Twitter @alanhadden
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2019 - the year of 5G
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5G buzz at
MWC19
+
Several
commercial service
launches achieved
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5G market status
May 24, 2019 © Hadden Telecoms Limited
238 operator investments in 5G in 96 countries
Comprises 5G network deployments/ build commitments/ trials/ test labs/ studies
22 commercially launched 5G networks in 15 countries
An additional 4 operators have announced 5G-ready networks
61 5G-devices announced by 33 manufacturers
CPEs/ smartphones/ modules/ mifi-hotspots / snap-on accessories
Initial use case: enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB)
u Fixed wireless access broadband (FWA) services offered from 2018
u Mobile services:
u hotspots offered from December 2018
u Smartphones from 1H 2019
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5G Network Deployments
Status at May 24, 2019 © Hadden Telecoms Limited
Bands stated as in use for 5G are
Twenty-two 5G commercial service launches based on provisional information
Country Operator Launch Band Country Operator Launch Band
Australia Telstra 2018 3.6 GHz S. Korea KT 04.2019 3.5 GHz
Australia Optus 01.2019 3.6 GHz S. Korea LG U+ 04.2019 3.5 GHz
Bahrain Viva 02.2019 3.5 GHz S. Korea SK Telecom 04.2019 3.5 GHz
Estonia Elisa 01.2019 3.4–3.8 GHz Switzerland Sunrise 04.2019 700MHz, 3.5GHz
Finland Elisa 01.2019 3.4–3.8 GHz Switzerland Swisscom 04.2019 3.5 GHz
Kuwait Ooredoo 06.2018 To be confirmed UAE Etisalat 09.2018 3.5 GHz
Lesotho Vodacom 08.2018 3.5 GHz UK BT-EE 05.2019 3.5 GHz
Poland T Mobile 12.2018 3.5 GHz USA AT&T 12.2018 28 GHz
Qatar Ooredoo 05.2018 3.5 GHz USA Sprint 05.2019 2.5 GHz
Qatar Vodafone 08.2018 3.5 GHz USA Verizon 10.2018 28 GHz
Romania Vodafone 05.2019 To be confirmed
Data source: Hadden Telecoms Ltd
S. Africa RAIN 02.2019 3.6 GHz More data and charts available at www.haddentelecoms.com
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Operator Investments in 5G Worldwide
(5G network deployments/build commitments/trials /test labs/studies) © Hadden Telecoms Limited
Excluding commercial service launches - Status at May 24, 2019 Data source: Hadden Telecoms Ltd
Aland Islands – Alcom Denmark - 3 Italy - Linkem Netherlands - KPN South Africa - MTN
Algeria – Mobilis Denmark - Telia Italy - Vodafone Netherlands – New T Mobile South Africa - Vodacom
Argentina – Movistar Denmark – TDC Italy – FastWeb Netherlands – Vodafone/Ziggo South Africa – Comsol
Argentina - Personal Denmark – Telenor Italy – TIM New Zealand - 2degrees Spain - Telefonica
Australia - NBN Egypt – Telecom Egypt Italy – Wind Tre New Zealand - Spark Spain – Masmovil
Australia – Vodafone Estonia – Tele2 Japan – KDDI New Zealand – Vodafone Spain – Orange
Austria - A1 Telekom Estonia – Telia Eesti Japan – NTT DoCoMo NMI – IT&E Spain – Vodafone
Austria – 3 / Drei Faroe Islands - Føroya Tele Japan – Rakuten Mobile Norway – Telenor Sri Lanka - Mobitel
Austria – T Mobile Faroe Islands – Hey-Vodafone Japan – Softbank Norway – Telia Sri Lanka – Dialog Axiata
Azerbaijan - Azercell Finland – DNA Jersey – JT Oman - Ooredoo Sweden - Telia
Bahrain – Batelco Finland – Telia Kazakhstan – Kazakhtelecom Oman – Omantel Sweden – Net4Mobility (Telenor/Tele2)
Bahrain – Zain France – Bouygues Telecom Kenya - Safaricom Pakistan - Telenor Switzerland – Salt
Bangladesh - Robi France – Orange Kuwait - Viva Peru - Entel Taiwan - FarEasTone
Belarus - beCloud France – SFR Kuwait – Zain Poland – Orange Polska Taiwan – APT
Belarus - Velcom Germany - Vodafone Latvia - Bite Poland – Play P4 Taiwan – Chunghwa Telecom
Belgium - Proximus Germany – DT Latvia - LMT Portugal - Nos Taiwan – Taiwan Mobile
Belgium – Orange Germany – Telefonica O2 Latvia – Tele2 Portugal – Vodafone Tanzania – Tigo
Brazil - Oi Greece – Cosmote Lebanon – Alfa Portugal –Meo Tatarstan - Tattelecom
Brazil - TIM Greece – Wind Hellas Lebanon - Touch/Zain Puerto Rico – Claro Thailand - CAT Telecom
Brazil - Vivo Guadeloupe – SFR Caraibe Lithuania – Bite Romania - Digi Thailand - DTAC
Bulgaria – A1 Bulgaria Guam – IT&E Lithuania – Tele2 Romania – Orange Thailand – AIS
Canada – Bell Mobility Hong Kong – 3 HK Lithuania – Telia Lietuva Romania - Telekom Thailand – TOT
Canada – Rogers Wireless Hong Kong – CMHK Luxembourg – Orange Russia - MTS Thailand – TrueMove
Canada – Shaw Communications Hong Kong – HKT Luxembourg – POST Russia – Megafon The Philippines - Globe
Canada – Telus Hong Kong – Smartone Luxembourg – Proximus (Tango) Russia - MOTIV The Philippines – PLDT/Smart
Canada -Videotron Hungary - Telenor Macau - CTM Russia – Rostelecom (Tele2) Turkey – Turk Telecom
Canada – Xplornet Hungary – Magyar Telekom Macedonia - Makedonski Telekom Russia – Vimpelcom Turkey – Turkcell
Chile - Claro Hungary – Vodafone Malaysia - DiGi Saint-Martin – Dauphin Telecom Turkey – Vodafone Turkey
Chile - Entel Iceland - Nova Malaysia - TM Saint-Martin – Orange Caraibe UAE – Du
China - China Mobile Iceland – Siminn Malaysia – Celcom San Marino - TIM UK – 3 UK
China - China Telecom India - BSNL Malaysia – Maxis Saudi Arabia - Mobily UK – O2
China – China Unicom India – Airtel Malaysia – U Mobile Saudi Arabia – STC UK – Vodafone
Colombia - Claro India – Reliance Jio Maldives - Dhiraagu Saudi Arabia – Zain Ukraine - Lifecell
Colombia – Movistar Indonesia – Indosat Ooredoo Malta – Melita Serbia -Telekom Srbija Ukraine - Vodafone
Colombia - TigoUne Indonesia - Smartfren Malta - Vodafone Singapore - Singtel Uruguay - Antel
Croatia - A1 Croatia Indonesia – Telkomsel Mexico – AT&T Singapore - Starhub USA – C Spire
Croatia - Hrvatski Telekom Indonesia – XL Axiata Mexico – Telecel Singapore – M1 USA – Charter Communications
Cyprus - CYTA Ireland - Eir Moldova - Orange Slovak Republic – Orange USA – Ligado Networks
Cyprus - Primetel Ireland - Imagine Monaco – Monaco Telecom Slovak Republic – Slovak Telecom USA – T-Mobile
Cyprus – MTN Ireland – 3 Morocco - INWI (Wana) Slovenia - Elektro Gorenjska USA – US Cellular
Czech Republic – O2 Ireland – Airspan Morocco - Maroc Telecom (IAM) Slovenia - Telemach Uzbekistan – Beeline (Unitel)
Czech Republic – T-Mobile Ireland – Vodafone Myanmar - Ooredoo Slovenia – A1 Vietnam - MobiFone
Czech Republic – Vodafone Italy - Iliad Nepal - CG Telecom Slovenia – Telekom Slovenije Vietnam - Viettel
Data source: Hadden Telecoms Ltd
Vietnam - VNPT
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61 5G-devices announced by 33 manufacturers
CPEs/ smartphones/ modules/ mifi-hotspots / snap-on accessories © Hadden Telecoms Limited
eMBB use case
5G smartphones now
entering the market in
volume in several
markets
More models coming in
2H 2019
“Foldables” is a new
device category with
some models launched
Initial 5G user device prices are high compared to 4G/LTE and 3G
Data source: Hadden Telecoms Ltd
More data and charts available at www.haddentelecoms.com
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5G service launches
Some examples (1) © Hadden Telecoms Limited
• Sunrise launched 5G FWA service in March 2019
• First smartphone sales started May 2 – Huawei Mate 20X 5G, then
Samsung Galaxy S10 5G
700MHz & 3.5GHz spectrum
• No data price increase at launch, now USD10/month premium for
mobile and business users
• 173 cities/villages with 5G coverage by early May 2019
• Uses 700 MHz and 3.5 GHz spectrum
• Swisscom launched 5G on April 17, 2019
• Launched initially with Oppo Reno 5G, followed by LG (from May),
Samsung (from July) and Huawei (Q3)
3.5GHz spectrum • Uses 3.5 GHz spectrum
• Nationwide coverage planned by end 2019
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5G service launches
Some examples (2) © Hadden Telecoms Limited
• 5G Ultra Wideband service launched on April 11 in Chicago and Minneapolis
with the Motorola Z and 5G moto mod accessory, followed by Samsung
28GHz spectrum Galaxy S10 5G. Inseego 5G jetpack coming in 1H 2019
• Coverage expansion to at least 20 more cities planned in 2019
• Price promotion (initially free) then USD10/month premium
• Sprint to launch 5G on May 31 starting in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas , and
Kansas City
• Initial devices offered are HTC’s 5G Hub and the LG V50 ThinQ smartphone -
which must be activated on the USD80/month Unlimited Premium plan
2.5GHz spectrum
• Launched December 2018. 5G network currently in 19 cities
• Users needed AT&T’s Netgear Nighthawk 5G “puck” (mifi hotspot) at launch
28GHz spectrum • Samsung Galaxy S10 5G planned, followed by at least 2 more phones in 2019
operating in 28 GHz and sub-6 GHz bands
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5G service launches
Some examples (3) © Hadden Telecoms Limited
• EE to launch 5G on May 30 in the UK’s four capital cities – London,
Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast – as well as Birmingham and Manchester. Ten
more cities will also get 5G later this year
• First smartphones are OnePlus 7 Pro 5G and LG V50 ThinQ 5G
3.5GHz spectrum • Other devices coming include Samsung Galaxy S10 5G, Oppo Reno, hotspots
from LG and HTC
• No extra charge for 5G
• From August, EE will launch a new Gamer’s Data Pass
• Vodafone to launch 5G in 7 cities on July 3 , with 12 more cities by end 2019
• Xiaomi Mi MIX 3 5G smartphone on sale from May 23, Samsung S10 5G can
be pre-ordered, 5G Gigacube (Huawei) planned for launch in the summer
• In a worldwide first, Vodafone will also offer 5G roaming in the UK,
3.5GHz spectrum Germany, Italy and Spain over the summer
• 5G data is priced the same as 4G for both consumers & business customers
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5G Market Share
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Ericsson Mobility Report
January 2019
105G activity in Russia
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Several operators are understood to be engaged in various 5G-related
network deployments, declared build commitments, undertaking or
planning trials, investing in test labs, various studies, etc.
Rostelecom (Bashinformsvyaz) and MegaFon have established a joint
MTS venture company to develop 5G network infrastructure
MegaFon Several trials are underway in sub-6 GHz and mmWave spectrum bands
MOTIV 3.4 – 3.8 GHz will be a critical band for 5G development in Russia (as in
Europe)
Rostelecom (Tele2)
Ericsson opened an Innovation Hub in Moscow in May 2019 to test
innovations on live 5G and IoT networks
Vimpelcom
Nokia, Huawei also highly engaged with 5G support efforts including pilot
trials etc. in the country
Intensive policy and regulatory discussions are continuing
115G Use Cases Across Industries
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125G for Industry Example – Ports © Hadden Telecoms Limited Network Slicing Trial at Hamburg Seaport, Germany 5G Network Slicing – as an enabler for B2B applications (T Mobile + Nokia testbed) Use cases: • Traffic light control for better traffic flow • Mobile sensors on barges for emissions measurement • Mobile broadband for AR and VR headsets 13
5G for Automotive
Example – Connected Car and Automated Driving © Hadden Telecoms Limited
• Autonomous cars are a question of “when”, not “if”
• Over 100 billion USD has been invested into development of autonomous cars
• Statistica forecasts by 2025 all new cars sold will be connected to the Internet
145G operators leveraging 4G/LTE investments
4G has moved firmly into the Gigabit-LTE era and is key for 5G © Hadden Telecoms Limited
“Operators are continuing to invest in gigabit-class LTE while deploying early non-standalone 5G networks
leveraging those 4G investments and paving the way for more advanced 5G services as standards progress
and networks become more ubiquitous” Mohamad Madkour, Huawei Technologies
4G to remain important for long time still
“DNA will continue to improve and expand its 4G network parallel to its investments in 5G. In DNA’s view,
regardless of the introduction of 5G, 4G will remain the primary mobile communication network technology
as well as the network most used by customers and terminal devices.” DNA Press Release, December 2018
“Deutsche Telekom will raise the number of mobile base stations in Germany from 27,000 in 2017 to 36,000
in 2021. The LTE expansion will help Deutsche Telekom fill coverage gaps in mobile communications and
increase bandwidths. Population coverage is set to increase to 98 percent by 2019. This expansion is an
important component for the future 5G network.” DT Press Release – October 2018
729 commercially launched LTE and LTE-A
networks worldwide
January 2019
Source: Hadden Telecoms
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