5G网络及服务策略：2020年运营报告 - Oracles（英文版）（42页）.pdf

1、S P O N S O R S P R O D U C E D B YI N P A R T N E R S H I P 5G NETWORK however, all major global regions were represented. At places in this analysis, Heavy Reading compares responses from different demographic groups. In particular, at several points in this report, we compare U.S. and Rest of Wor

2、ld (RoW) responses. Where this is the case, it is noted in the text. n Gabriel Brown Principal Analyst Mobile Networks for instance, there is not yet good evidence of this in Europe and the U.S. This may be because first-generation devices tend to come with compromises (e.g., on power consumption, c

3、ost, and bugs). Looking into 2020 and 2021, newer handset models at high- and mid-tier prices will become available in volume. For example, a 5G iPhone rumored for late 2020 will be important, particularly in the U.S., where iPhone market share is high. As established earlier, over a 5-year view, op

4、erators see 5G addressing new markets and driving advanced services (Fig 7). sought insight into the differences between 5G and 4G service portfolios over a 3-year view. A fair summary would be that operators expect some differences, but not major ones. A large 43% said their company will offer a “v

5、ery similar services portfolio” for 4G and 5G users, while a comparable 45% believe their portfolio will offer “mostly common services, with some 5G-only services.” Only 8% expect to offer “many 5G-only services.” In part, this result may reflect that 5G deployed in non-standalone (NSA) mode makes e

6、xisting 4G services faster rather than fundamentally different. As discussed later, it may be that a transition to standalone (SA) is a prerequisite for service innovation. 2020.6% 2021 to 2022.43% 2023 to 2024.37% 2025 or later .13% Identical service portfolio .5% Very similar services portfolio .4