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Africa's mobile data traffic projected to soar – CAJ News Africa - Vimarsana News

Africa's mobile data traffic projected to soar – CAJ News Africa

JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – MOBILE data traffic in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is estimated to grow by almost 6,5 times the current figures. This is according to Ericsson in its latest Mobility Report. Total traffic is projected to increase from 0,87EB (exabytes. EB is equal to 1 quintillion megabytes (MB)) per month in 2020 to 5,6EB by 2026. Meanwhile, average traffic per smartphone is expected to reach 8,9GB over the forecast period. As the demand for capacity and coverage of cellular networks continues to grow, service providers are expected to continue investing in their networks to cater ...

Ericsson forecasts 130 million 5G subscriptions in MENA by 2026 - Vimarsana News

Ericsson forecasts 130 million 5G subscriptions in MENA by 2026

Ericsson forecasts 130 million 5G subscriptions in MENA by 2026 0 Comments Get daily business news from the region delivered straight to your inbox I agree to the terms and conditions SIGN UP Ericsson Mobility Report says 5G subscriptions will reach close to 1.4 million by end of 2020 December 15, 2020 A new report by Ericsson says there will be 130 million 5G subscriptions in the MENA region by 2026, representing 15 per cent of total mobile subscriptions. The November 2020 edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report predicts MENA will have the highest growth in monthly mobile data us...

The Week in 5G 12152020 — FCC C-Band Auction Tops 5 Billion 220 Million People Now Have 5G Access - Vimarsana News

The Week in 5G 12152020 — FCC C-Band Auction Tops 5 Billion 220 Million People Now Have 5G Access

The FCC will license spectrum in the 280 MHz-wide swath between 3.7 GHz and 3.98 GH in 20-MHz sub-blocks, spread across 5,684 partial economic areas (PEAs) nationwide, until no PEAs with more than one interested bidder exist. In Australia, that nation’s telecoms authority now is welcoming applications for bidders interested in spectrum in the 26 GHz band, who will compete for 2.4 GHz of the band across 27 geographic blocks in April 2021, reports The auction marks the first time the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has made mmWave spectrum available in the country applic...

5G to reach 130 million subscriptions in Mena - Vimarsana News

5G to reach 130 million subscriptions in Mena

5G to reach 130 million subscriptions in Mena DUBAI, December 15, 2020 5G is expected to reach 130 million subscriptions in the Mena region by 2026, representing 15% of total mobile subscriptions.    These forecasts are included in the November 2020 edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report, along with projections for data traffic growth, and regional subscriptions.    The report reiterates the importance of timely licensing of harmonised spectrum that is suitable for 4G and 5G. This is considered as a crucial requirement to accelerate technology adoption and achieve early mass market...

Mobile data traffic set for 6,5-times growth in sub-Saharan Africa - Vimarsana News

Mobile data traffic set for 6,5-times growth in sub-Saharan Africa

Dec 15, 2020 Mobile data traffic in Sub-Saharan Africa is estimated to grow by almost 6,5-times the current figures, with total traffic increasing from 0,87EB per month in 2020 to 5,6EB by 2026. Meanwhile, average traffic per smartphone is expected to reach 8,9GB over the forecast period, according to the November 2020 edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report. As the demand for capacity and coverage of cellular networks continues to grow, service providers are expected to continue investing in their networks to cater for this uptake and meet evolving consumer requirements. In sub-Saharan Afric...