3G LTE for China to Achieve 4G Wireless
3G LTE for China to Achieve 4G Wireless
29th July , 2009
US : It is forecast that although 4G wireless will advance via a number of routes in many countries, this will not be the case in China. In-Stat predicts that only 3G LTE will suffice in China. Further the company predicts that TD-LTE will gather more pace than LTE-FDD with China Mobile as the front-runner. China Mobile are currently planning a TD-LTE network. It is believed that China Telecom and China Unicom will also follow the TD-LTE route.
In-Stat also forecast that China will have less than 500K 3G LTE subscribers in 2013 and that 80 percent will come from China Mobile. Also that China Unicom and China Telecom are likely to begin 3G LTE wireless networks in 2012.
The above is part of the research written by Ms. Anty Zheng ( above ) with a report title of LTE in ChinaThe Next Gold Mine After 3G. The report addresses :
- Forecasts of Chinese mobile subscribers including breakouts for 3G and LTE through 2013.
- Analysis of LTE technology and of the Chinese market for it.
- Analysis of Chinese mobile operators strategies.
- Profiles of LTE vendors: Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson, Huawei, Nokia Siemens Networks, Qualcomm, ZTE.
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