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Fixed Wireless Access adoption takes off, shedding new light on design and test requirements #FWA https://lnkd.in/gCdDMzpc

The rise of Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) introduces a new set of design and test considerations that wireless service providers must take into account. Learn more in this Q&A, where LitePoint’s Khushboo Kalyani provides perspective on the rapidly evolving FWA segment.

Fixed Wireless Access adoption takes off, shedding new light on design and test requirements. Read insights from LitePoint in this article: https://hubs.ly/Q02WXPxF0

Discover how UScellular ranked in a recent J.D. Power study on Wireless Network Quality at our blog! We also cover how their ongoing network investments are enhancing customer experiences... https://lnkd.in/gDp7Vx8S #UScellular #JDPower #NetworkQuality #4G #5G #CustomerExperience #5GstoreBlog

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Consumers prefer 5G fixed wireless to fibre - Ericsson A growing number of households worldwide are using fixed wireless access as their main home broadband connection and indications are that satisfaction is higher than it is with fibre connections. The customer satisfaction angle is one of the headline findings of a new report into fixed wireless access (FWA) published by Ericsson recently. And overall the report paints a pretty optimistic picture of FWA globally, particularly given the ongoing spread of 5G networks. The Swedish equipment maker's ConsumerLab carried out an extensive study into FWA usage in the back half of last year, surveying 23,700 respondents in 19 countries, including markets with little or no 5G-based FWA as well as those where it is becoming more common, like the US and Australia. The report is not particularly data-heavy, but it does give a flavour of the market and its potential, which will make for encouraging reading for telcos already embracing FWA, as well as those with an eye on future monetisation of 5G. On that last point, FWA is already starting to prove itself. "Fixed wireless access is currently the largest 5G use case after mobile broadband in terms of uptake, with connections worldwide forecast to grow almost threefold to 330 million by the end of 2029, generating US$75 billion in annual service provider revenues," said John Yazlle, Head of Fixed Wireless Access at Ericsson Networks, in a statement accompanying the report. Indeed, Ericsson's data shows that the number of households using 5G FWA as their primary means of connectivity stood at 69% last year, markedly higher than the 53% figure it reports for one to two years ago, and 46% more than two years ago. And customers are not just replacing older technologies in favour of 5G FWA; 19% replaced cut the cord on fibre last year. "The study results validate household preferences for high-speed broadband and convenience supporting 5G FWA adoption," Yazlle said. "With 5G technology and networks in place, it is the right moment to capture this large opportunity with more than a billion underserved households and enterprises globally." #ericsson #fixedwirelessaccess #5g ?

The buzz around Wi-Fi 7 is hard to ignore. Lightning-fast speeds with 320MHz channels, 4k QAM, and Multi Link Operation (MLO) but with limited client availability and high costs, especially for tri-band devices, is now the time for you to make the leap? What matters is customer experience! Regardless of the Wi-Fi standard customers need an in-home Wi-Fi that delivers a robust connection for all their needs. Dive deeper into the debate in our latest blog post! Read the post here: https://hubs.ly/Q02F_7PM0 #WiFi7 #TechInnovation #ICT #CustomerExperience #WiFi6

Consumers prefer 5G fixed wireless to fibre - Ericsson A growing number of households worldwide are using fixed wireless access as their main home broadband connection and indications are that satisfaction is higher than it is with fibre connections. The customer satisfaction angle is one of the headline findings of a new report into fixed wireless access (FWA) published by Ericsson recently. And overall the report paints a pretty optimistic picture of FWA globally, particularly given the ongoing spread of 5G networks. The Swedish equipment maker's ConsumerLab carried out an extensive study into FWA usage in the back half of last year, surveying 23,700 respondents in 19 countries, including markets with little or no 5G-based FWA as well as those where it is becoming more common, like the US and Australia. The report is not particularly data-heavy, but it does give a flavour of the market and its potential, which will make for encouraging reading for telcos already embracing FWA, as well as those with an eye on future monetisation of 5G. On that last point, FWA is already starting to prove itself. "Fixed wireless access is currently the largest 5G use case after mobile broadband in terms of uptake, with connections worldwide forecast to grow almost threefold to 330 million by the end of 2029, generating US$75 billion in annual service provider revenues," said John Yazlle, Head of Fixed Wireless Access at Ericsson Networks, in a statement accompanying the report. Indeed, Ericsson's data shows that the number of households using 5G FWA as their primary means of connectivity stood at 69% last year, markedly higher than the 53% figure it reports for one to two years ago, and 46% more than two years ago. And customers are not just replacing older technologies in favour of 5G FWA; 19% replaced cut the cord on fibre last year. "The study results validate household preferences for high-speed broadband and convenience supporting 5G FWA adoption," Yazlle said. "With 5G technology and networks in place, it is the right moment to capture this large opportunity with more than a billion underserved households and enterprises globally." ?#ericsson #fixedwirelessaccess #5g