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TBR’s Telecom service produces research examining the telecom operator and telecom vendor markets as well as integrated research covering industrywide trends and developments, such as software-mediated networking (NFV and SDN) and 5G. Telecom operator coverage centers on business model and capital expenditure analysis and tracks subscriber metrics and next-generation technology adoption. Our operator research spans wireless, wireline, cable and enterprise markets and provides clients with insight into individual vendors’ performance in key areas and progress in the marketplace. Telecom vendor coverage includes customer demand analysis, portfolio analysis and competitive benchmarking. Additionally, TBR’s Telecom service is the leading resource for telecom infrastructure services (TIS) market research.

Telecom Edge Compute Market Landscape

Edge computing has become a major area of interest and investment in the telecom industry, driven by the need to improve user experiences as well as enable and support new business models. Communication service providers are also keen to invest in edge computing as a cost-efficiency solution, with 5G as well as the cloudification and virtualization of networks driving the build-out of edge compute environments.

TBR’s Telecom Edge Compute Market Landscape, which is global in scope, deep dives into the edge compute-related initiatives of stakeholders in the telecom market including telecom operators, cable operators, webscales and vendors that supply the telecom market. The research includes key findings, market size, regional summary, technology trends, use cases, operator and vendor positioning and strategies, and acquisition and alliance strategies and opportunities.

Cadence

Semiannual, 2Q/4Q (publishes in June and December)

Companies

  • Leading companies such as AT&T, China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom, Deutsche Telekom, KDDI, Korea Telecom, MTS, NTT Communications, SK Telecom, SoftBank, Swisscom, T-Mobile, Telefonica, Telenor, Telia, Telstra, TIM, Verizon, Vodafone, Cisco, Ericsson, Huawei, IBM, Juniper Networks, Nokia, Samsung, ZTE, Microsoft, Amazon, Google

Geography

  • Global

Recent Publications

 

Hyperscalers are poised to disrupt the private cellular networks market over the next few years

Hyperscalers are poised to disrupt the private cellular networks market through their ecosystems, platforms and marketplaces Hyperscalers (especially Amazon, Google and Microsoft) intend to standardize, modularize and verticalize private cellular networks (PCN)-related solutions inside their ecosystems, platforms and marketplaces, especially as it pertains to 5G and edge computing. Hyperscalers are focused on hiding the complexity […]

 

Hyperscalers are poised to disrupt the private cellular networks market over the next few years

Key insights Hyperscalers (especially Amazon, Google and Microsoft) intend to standardize, modularize and verticalize [private cellular networks (PCN)-related solutions inside their ecosystems, platforms and marketplaces, especially as it pertains to 5G and edge computing. Enterprise and government consumption of networking resources will ultimately come to resemble how IT resources are consumed via the cloud, and […]

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