5G Fixed Wireless and the Threat to Cable’s US Dominance
In this blog, VP analyst Jeff Heynen shares some key insights on the current state of the US broadband market and the strategies cable operators are employing to combat subscriber churn and drive growth.
6G RAN: What Are The Knowns And Unknowns
In his latest blog, Stefan Pongratz examines why 6G is shaping up as an evolutionary, AI-native upgrade focused on efficiency and economics, while demand drivers, Cloud RAN adoption, and new use cases remain uncertain.
Defining the Fixed Network of the Future
Driven largely by the renewed focus on fixed broadband networks and services, industry standards bodies and their members are increasingly defining fixed network evolutions with cadences similar to those found in the world of mobile
5G Advanced – What does it mean for the RAN market?
In this blog, the objective is to update the 5G Advanced status and review the technologies, opportunities, and RAN implications.
Microsoft Gets Serious about the SSE Market
In a series of announcements today, Microsoft’s identity and access group unveiled significant updates regarding its Entra product family. In this blog, Research Director Mauricio Sanchez shares some key takeaways and his opinions on Microsoft entry into the SSE spaces.
AI – What Does It Mean for the RAN Market?
The timing is right to review how AI is likely to impact the RAN market, both directly and indirectly. In this blog, we will focus on four specific areas: mobile data traffic, operator revenue, RAN economics, and RAN architectures.
6G RAN: What Are The Knowns And Unknowns
In his latest blog, Stefan Pongratz examines why 6G is shaping up as an evolutionary, AI-native upgrade focused on efficiency and economics, while demand drivers, Cloud RAN adoption, and new use cases remain uncertain.
Top Trends in Enterprise-Class WLAN – 2023 and Beyond
The Wireless LAN industry has seen record growth over the past two years. Research analyst Siân Morgan discuss the four key trends emerging in manufacturers’ strategies to maintain their customer base while they turn their sites to expand to new markets.
3 Reasons Why the Glass Was Half Full and Half Empty at RSA Conference 2023
For me, RSAC 2023 ended up a glass-half-full and half-empty event. While there was tangible progress and innovation, it lacked the same buzz of the 2022 and 2020 editions (2021 was canceled due to the pandemic). In this blog, I examine the three reasons I believe this was.
Enterprise Campus NaaS: Wi-Fi as Easy as Electricity
With industry players approaching Enterprise Campus NaaS from different angles, it follows that their commercial strategies vary… However, there are three broad categories of Enterprise Campus NaaS that are beginning to emerge. As the market matures we expect to see vendor strategies consolidate according to which of the three types of Enterprise Campus NaaS they envision…
