5G Market Report 2019-2025

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193-page report on the current and future 5G connectivity landscape with a focus on the Internet of Things including:

  • Market sizing & forecast for “5G in general” & for “5G for IoT” 2019 to 2025
  • Market segmentation of the 5G IoT market by:
    • 10 industry segments
    • 5 regions and 51 countries
    • 3 market spending types (chipsets, connectivity, network)
    • 2 network deployment types (public & private)
  • 44 5G use cases in IoT, classified based on level of maturity and market potential
  • 8 Technological building blocks of 5G
  • 8 Detailed vendor profiles and competitive landscape analysis
  • 4 Market drivers for 5G
  • 4 Trends of 5G connectivity
  • 5 Barriers to adoption of 5G
  • Database of 20+ detailed 5G IoT project
  • Database of 120+ 5G connectivity companies
  • Database of 29 market data tables
  • And more

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5G Market Report 2019-2025, with a focus on IoT

The 5G Market Report 2019-2025 is part of IoT Analytics’ ongoing coverage of IoT Connectivity.

The information presented in this report is based on extensive primary and secondary research, including 40+ interviews with 5G experts and end users conducted between January 2019 and September 2019.

Find out:

  • How big the overall 5G & 5G IoT market are and how fast they are growing
  • How the 5G IoT market is developing across 5 regions (51 countries) and 10 industries
  • How the market spending is split across 3 types (chipsets, connectivity, network) and 2 network deployment types (public and private)
  • Which 5G IoT vendors are market leaders (incl. 8 detailed company profiles)
  • Which 5G IoT use cases have the greatest market potential and level of maturity (44 5G use cases in IoT)
  • What are the main 5G IoT market drivers, challenges, and trends shaping the market

Questions answered in this report:

  • What is the standardization process and licensed/unlicensed spectrum for 5G?
  • What are the key technical capabilities of 5G IoT ?
  • What are the technological building blocks of 5G IoT?
  • What is the size of the overall 5G IoT market, by region, and industry?
  • What types of hardware are used to achieve 5G IoT connectivity and who are the leading suppliers?
  • What are the 3 main use cases of 5G IoT?
  • How can 5G be used in IoT scenarios across different industries?
  • Who are the main vendors in the 5G IoT market?
  • What are some key drivers, challenges, and trends in the 5G IoT connectivity space?

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At a glance:

IoT Analytics estimates that by the end of 2019, the first year of commercial availability of 5G networks and smartphones, the number of connected 5G devices will be in single digit millions.

As operators worldwide proceed with network rollouts and more 5G devices enter the market, the global number of 5G connections is expected to exceed 1 billion in 2025, recording a 160+% CAGR in the 2019-2025 period.

With such a growth rate, 5G will be the fastest growing connectivity technology in that period.

This study explores the role of 5G in the IoT connectivity landscape and explores the economics of 5G from an operator’s perspective looking at spectrum licensing fees, RAN infrastructure costs, energy consumption, network sharing costs and new business models.

The 5G Market Report provides a comprehensive technical overview section on 5G, covering standardization process, spectrum analysis, and identifies the main building blocks for 5G connectivity.

Furthermore, the report classifies 8 key technical performance capabilities of 5G and takes a deep-dive into each capability with several examples.

The market sizing chapter of the 5G market report analyzes the global installed base of 5G connected devices and breaks down the number by region.

Market numbers are included for the global installed base of 5G connected devices by device type IoT and Non-IoT.

The 5G market report breaks down the global number of 5G IoT connections by 10 market segments (Agriculture & Environment, Automotive & Transportation, Buildings & Infrastructure, Consumer & Living, Energy & Utilities, Healthcare & Wellness, Industrial & Manufacturing, Retail & Financial Services, Smart City & Public Safety, Supply Chain & Logistics).

Forecasts for the number of 5G connections (IoT & Non-IoT) globally are given and broken down by usage scenario such as eMBB, FWA, mMTC, and URLLC.

The report also includes an analysis with projections for 5G network operator’s spending.

A comprehensive vendor landscape analysis is given including 8 detailed company profiles, with a description of each companies’ main 5G offering, relevant 5G activities and gives a number of project examples.

Finally, the report outlines 4 market drivers, 5 barriers to adoption, 4 trends currently shaping the 5G market and provides a 5G IoT Use case matrix mapping use cases by maturity and market potential to identify the leading use cases.

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Selected companies mentioned in the 5G market report:

AT&T, China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom, Cisco, Deutsche Telekom, Ericsson, Huawei, Intel, Korea Telekom, NEC Corporation, Nokia, NTT Docomo, Orange, Qualcomm, Samsung, SK Telekom, Softbank, Telefonica, Telstra, TIM, Verizon, VMWare, Vodafone, ZTE, and more…

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Publication date

September 2019

Scope

193 page report

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Table of Contents

1 Executive Summary
1.1 Overall highlights
1.2 Technical overview of 5G
1.3 IoT Applications and use cases
1.4 Market Size and Outlook
1.5 Economic considerations
1.6 Driver, Challenges and Trends

2 Introduction
2.1 5G primer
2.2 Historical background: cellular technologies for M2M/IoT
2.3 5G in the IoT tech stack
2.4 5G in the IoT connectivity landscape

3 5G Technical Overview
3.1 The 5G standardization process
3.2 The key technical capabilities of 5G
3.3 The 5G spectrum
3.3.1 Licensed Spectrum
3.3.2 Unlicensed Spectrum
3.4 Technological Building blocks
3.4.1 Building Block X
3.4.2 Building Block X
3.4.3 Building Block X
3.4.4 Building Block X
3.4.5 Building Block X
3.4.6 Building Block X
3.4.7 Building Block X
3.4.8 Building Block X
3.4.9 Other
3.5 5G Network deployment considerations

4 Applications and use cases
4.1 Overview of 5G use cases
4.1.1 Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB)
4.1.2 Ultra-Reliable and Low Latency Communications (URLLC)
4.1.3 Massive Machine Type Communications (mMTC)
4.2 5G in IoT scenarios: Analysis of 10 market segments and their key use cases
4.2.1 Agriculture & Environment
4.2.2 Automotive & Transportation
4.2.3 Buildings & Infrastructure
4.2.4 Consumer & Living
4.2.5 Energy & Utilities
4.2.6 Healthcare & Wellness
4.2.7 Industrial & Manufacturing
4.2.8 Retail & Financial Services
4.2.9 Smart City & Public Safety
4.2.10 Supply Chain & Logistics

5 Market outlook and sizing
5.1 Market overview
5.2 Global market forecast
5.2.1 Global active 5G connections (IoT & Non-IoT)
5.3 5G Connections by device type (IoT & Non-IoT)
5.4 5G Connections by region (IoT & Non-IoT)
5.4.1 Regional Deep Dive: North America
5.4.2 Regional Deep Dive: Europe
5.4.3 Regional Deep Dive: Asia Pacific
5.4.4 Regional Deep Dive: Latin America
5.4.5 Regional Deep Dive: Middle East & Africa
5.5 5G Connections by usage scenario (IoT & Non-IoT)
5.6 5G Connections by Vertical Segment (IoT devices only)
5.6.1 Agriculture & Environment – by use cases
5.6.2 Automotive & Transportation – by use cases
5.6.3 Buildings & Infrastructure – by use cases
5.6.4 Consumer & Living – by use cases
5.6.5 Energy & Utilities – by use cases
5.6.6 Healthcare & Wellness – by use cases
5.6.7 Industrial & Manufacturing – by use cases
5.6.8 Retail & Financial Services – by use cases
5.6.9 Smart City & Public Safety – by use cases
5.6.10 Supply Chain & Logistics – by use cases
5.7 5G Market by Network Deployment type (IoT devices only)
5.8 5G Network Spending (MNOs’ perspective)
5.8.1 Network Spending by investment type
5.8.2 Network Spending by network portion
5.9 5G Chipsets Spending by device type
5.10 5G Connectivity Spending by device type

6 The economics of 5G (Operators’ perspective)
6.1 Network costs
6.1.1 Spectrum licensing fees costs
6.1.2 RAN Infrastructure
6.2 Energy consumption
6.3 Network Sharing
6.4 Business models

7 Vendor Landscape
7.1 Vendor classification
7.2 Mapping current 5G commercial contracts and collaborations
(between MNOs and network equipment providers)
7.3 Vendor Profiles

8 Drivers, Challenges and Trends
8.1 Market Drivers
8.1.1 Driver XX
8.1.2 Driver XX
8.1.3 Driver XX
8.1.4 Driver XX
8.2 Challenges and barriers to adoption
8.2.1 Challenge XX
8.2.2 Challenge XX
8.2.3 Challenge XX
8.2.4 Challenge XX
8.2.5 Challenge XX
8.3 Trends & observations
8.3.1 Trend XX
8.3.2 Trend XX
8.3.3 Trend XX
8.3.4 Trend XX

9 Appendix
9.1 Research Methodology and Market Sizing
9.1.1 Research methodology
9.1.2 Market Sizing
9.2 List of Exhibits
9.3 List of Tables
9.4 List of Acronyms

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