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Network Migration and the Data Tsunami

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The document discusses network migration to 3G and 4G cellular technologies on a global scale. It shows that the majority of subscribers worldwide remain on 2G networks, with 3G adoption highest in Western Europe and North America at 32.27% and 46.77%, respectively. The migration process requires significant investments and takes multiple years to complete due to factors such as spectrum acquisition, network upgrades, and consumer adoption of new devices.

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Network Migration and the Data TsunamiSeptember 2010
Network Migration Is a Multi-Year ProcessMass Migration to 3G Is Yet to Come - 4G Is Further OutWorldwide4G000 Subscribers16.67% - 3G or Higher3/3.5G2/2.5G83.33% - Below 3GRequirements for Migration Spectrum Acquisition/Activation
Radio Network Roll-Out
Backhaul Upgrade
Core Upgrade
Next-Generation Devices
Subscriber AdoptionSources: In-Stat Research, 2008 Informa Media and Telecoms Research, 2010
Network Migration Is a Multi-Year ProcessMass Migration to 3G Is Yet to Come - 4G Is Further OutWestern Europe000 Subscribers4G32.27% - 3G or Higher3/3.5G67.73% - Below 3G2/2.5GSources: In-Stat Research, 2008 Informa Media and Telecoms Research, 2010

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Network Migration and the Data Tsunami

  • 1. Network Migration and the Data TsunamiSeptember 2010
  • 2. Network Migration Is a Multi-Year ProcessMass Migration to 3G Is Yet to Come - 4G Is Further OutWorldwide4G000 Subscribers16.67% - 3G or Higher3/3.5G2/2.5G83.33% - Below 3GRequirements for Migration Spectrum Acquisition/Activation
  • 7. Subscriber AdoptionSources: In-Stat Research, 2008 Informa Media and Telecoms Research, 2010
  • 8. Network Migration Is a Multi-Year ProcessMass Migration to 3G Is Yet to Come - 4G Is Further OutWestern Europe000 Subscribers4G32.27% - 3G or Higher3/3.5G67.73% - Below 3G2/2.5GSources: In-Stat Research, 2008 Informa Media and Telecoms Research, 2010
  • 9. Network Migration Is a Multi-Year ProcessMass Migration to 3G Is Yet to Come - 4G Is Further OutNorth America4G000 Subscribers46.77% - 3G or Higher3/3.5G53.23% - Below 3G2/2.5GSources: In-Stat Research, 2008 Informa Media and Telecoms Research, 2010
  • 10. Network Migration Is a Multi-Year ProcessMass Migration to 3G Is Yet to Come - 4G Is Further OutAsia000 Subscribers4G16.48% - 3G or Higher3/3.5G2/2.5G83.52% - Below 3GSources: In-Stat Research, 2008 Informa Media and Telecoms Research, 2010
  • 11. Network Migration Is a Multi-Year ProcessMass Migration to 3G Is Yet to Come - 4G Is Further OutEastern EuropeNo 4G Forecast3/3.5G4.96% - 3G or Higher000 Subscribers2/2.5G95.04% - Below 3GSources: In-Stat Research, 2008 Informa Media and Telecoms Research, 2010
  • 12. Network Migration Is a Multi-Year ProcessMass Migration to 3G Is Yet to Come - 4G Is Further OutMiddle East and AfricaNo 4G Forecast000 Subscribers3/3.5G5% - 3G or Higher95% - Below 3G2/2.5GSources: In-Stat Research, 2008 Informa Media and Telecoms Research, 2010
  • 13. Network Migration Is a Multi-Year ProcessMass Migration to 3G Is Yet to Come - 4G Is Further OutCaribbean and Latin AmericaNo 4G Forecast3/3.5G000 Subscribers4.27% - 3G or Higher2/2.5G95.73% - Below 3GSources: In-Stat Research, 2008 Informa Media and Telecoms Research, 2010