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Fibre for 5G and edge: Who does it and how to build it?
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There is now a valuable but specialised opportunity in building out fibre to support small 5G cells in high value areas. Which players should address it and how?
Description
Format: PDF file
Pages: 36 pages Charts: 10 Author: Robert Harrison Publication Date: August 2022Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- The fibre market is changing
- Small cell and edge: Demand
- Demand for small cells
- Demand for edge end points
- Small cell and edge: Supply
- The changing network supply structure
- Build options
- Pros and cons of seven building options
- How do they compare on costs?
- Impact of regulation and policy
- How to mitigate unforeseen costs
- The business case
- Conclusions
- Index
Table of Figures
- Figure 1: Global deployments of small cells and non-telco edge end points in public areas
- Figure 2: Comparison of typical cost spreads of alternative build techniques
- Figure 3: Forecast of global deployments of public small cells in public areas
- Figure 4: Global deployments of non-telco edge end points in public areas
- Figure 5: New fixed network telcos
- Figure 6: Example of average cost distribution for connecting small cell on a lamppost
- Figure 7: New telco’s (CSP) selective use of incumbent’s ducts and chambers
- Figure 8: Comparison of typical cost spreads of different build techniques
- Figure 9: Ground penetrating survey in progress
- Figure 10: Detection of object using ground penetrating radar
Keywords: 4G, 5G, edge, fibre, fttx, MNO, Networks, neutral hosts, open RAN, operators, public cloud, radio, regulation, Small cells