Network edge data centre forecast: Building the base
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Our latest iteration of the Network edge data centre forecast points to slow, but steady, growth in worldwide network edge capacity, as operators prioritise monetising existing sites rather than building new capacity. However, the deployment landscape is set to accelerate as government funding and 5G SA deployment unlock greater network edge capacity. The role of the network edge in the AI era remains less defined and it will take some time before AI becomes a key driver of deployment.
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Format: PDF filePages: 52Author: George GlanvillePublication Date: November 2024
Our latest iteration of the Network edge data centre forecast shows that deployments are gradually bringing this market to life, despite the first early exits happening in 2024. What impact will 5G SA, data regulation and AI have on development of the network edge landscape? Find out in our latest report.
Table of contents:
- Executive summary
- Introduction to the forecast
- State of the market
- The impact of AI
- Regional deep-dives
- Factors impacting edge build
- Appendix
- Methodology
- Detail on three network edge buildout scenarios
Technologies and industry terms referenced include: 5G, 5G SA, 5G standalone, AI, AI-RAN, American Tower, AT&T, AWS, Bell Canada, Bouygues Telecom, capacity, China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom, Comcast, Cox, edge computing, Forecast, Hyperscalers, IPCEI CIS, Lumen, M1, network edge, NTT DOCOMO, nvidia, Qwilt, Rai Way, Singtel, TDF Infrastructure, telco edge, tower edge, UltraEdge, Vapor IO, Verizon
