5G for Industrials - A Game Changer for the Industry (2020 to 2026) - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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The "5G for Industrials - A Game Changer for the Industry - Markets at 2020 & Forecasts to 2026" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

This report analyses the deployments of 5G networks in the industrial use case.

It presents the underlying technologies needed to attain the goals of 5G for industrials. As an introduction, it also extensively reviews up-to-date 5G deployments and spectrum allocation. It analyses the regulation of the spectrum allocation, especially for private networks devoted to industrials.

The main initiatives in both trials and deployments around 5G are described in all main regions worldwide (China, Japan, USA, EU5).

Two databases are also provided including:

  • A list of key deployments worldwide (accessible by vertical/industry concerned, key stakeholders, objectives, date, timelines and more)

  • Market estimates and forecasts, by country, 5G feature and vertical

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

2. 5G deployment analysed

2.1. Main 5G assignment dates

2.2. 5G commercial launches in Europe

2.3. Key findings from first 5G commercial launches

2.4. 5G spectrum

2.5. Current state of 5G private networks (as of end 2019)

2.6. Countries expected to set aside mobile spectrum for private licensing

3. Key technologies

3.1. From 4G to 5G

3.2. 5G concepts

3.3. eMBB

3.4. uRLLC

3.5. 5G IoT Timeline

3.6. 5G technologies and roadmap

3.7. 5G IoT monetisation models

3.8. Neutral small cell hosts for 5G

3.9. Network slicing

3.10. Massive MIMO and beamforming

3.11. Focus on private networks: definition and characteristics

4. Key 5G deployments by industrials

4.1. Global deployments

4.2. Key findings around 5G initiatives

4.3. 5G trials

4.4. Overview of flagship use cases

4.5. Use cases

5. Ecosytem analysis

5.1. Industrial 5G Value Chain

5.2. Equipment vendors

5.3. Telecom operators

5.4. Industrials

6. Market development

6.1. Market dynamics

6.2. Market estimates and forecasts

7. Annex: definitions

Companies Mentioned

  • 5G EVE

  • 5G Sky Ten

  • 5G Worcestershire Test Bed

  • ABB

  • ADIF

  • ADP Group

  • ALD Automotive

  • AMAT

  • AT&T

  • AWS

  • AWTG

  • Abaco

  • Air France

  • Airbus

  • Airport

  • Airport of Paris Charles de

  • Airport of Paris Le Bourget

  • Airport of Paris Orly

  • Alcatel Lucent

  • Altran

  • Apple

  • Asobo Studio

  • BASF

  • BMW

  • BMW Brilliance

  • BMW Group

  • BT

  • Badger Technologies

  • Balearia

  • Bari

  • Beijing Daxing International

  • Belfast Harbour

  • Blue Bear Systems Research

  • Bosch

  • Bouygues Telecom

  • Brochesia

  • CATEC

  • CEPSA

  • CNIT

  • COREALIS

  • CRF

  • CTAG

  • Cegeka

  • Cellnex

  • Centro Internacional de

  • Centro Pecci Prato

  • China Merchants Port Group

  • China Mobile

  • China Telecom

  • China Unicom

  • Cisco

  • City of Milano

  • Clinica Cadarso

  • Council for Agricultural Research and Economics (CREA)

  • Create-NET

  • das-Nano

  • And Many More Companies!

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