EricssonMobility ReportJune 2019ericsson.com/ mobility-report2Ericsson Mobility Report | June 2019IntroductionKey contributors Executive Editor: Patrik CerwallProject Manager: Anette Lundvall Editors: Peter Jonsson, Stephen CarsonForecasts: Richard MöllerArticles: Peter Jonsson, Stephen Carson, Andres Torres, Per Lindberg, Kati Öhman, Athanasios KarapantelakisCo-written articles: Shamil Bajgin, Elena Purtova, MTS (Russia) Saliha Sezgin Alp, Mustafa Karakoc, Gulay Yardim, Turkcell (Turkey) Jenni Barbour, Telstra (Australia)Letter from the publisherAs market after market switches on 5G, we are at a truly momentous point in time. No previous generation of mobile technology has had the potential to drive economic growth to the extent that 5G promises. It goes beyond connecting people to fully realizing the Internet of Things (IoT) and the Fourth Industrial Revolution.Digital infrastructure can make distance less relevant than ever. 5G is the key to making it all work – driving economic value from enhanced mobile broadband to industry digitalization. That, in turn, will require an ecosystem of technology, regulatory, security and industry partners to deliver on the potential. Smart cities, Industrial IoT, augmented reality, autonomous transport and digital health are just some of the exciting prospects that can be made real with the support of the 5G ecosystem.In this edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report, we go beyond the forecast numbers and, in three co-written articles, present a glimpse of the impressive progress happening in markets on the verge of deploying 5G:– With Telstra in Australia, we explore how to manage the ever-growing demand for data and video, while maintaining consumer experience, particularly for live content streaming.– With MTS in Russia, we describe how mobile networks must evolve to ensure network performance that meets customer experience expectations, as well as enabling new services when preparing for 5G.– With Turkcell in Turkey, we look into managing network performance and service offerings in a successful fixed wireless access (FWA) implementation. As 5G is switched on in country after country, the significance of this technology for all sectors of society will become increasingly apparent.I hope you find the report engaging and useful!Publisher Fredrik Jejdling Executive Vice President and Head of Business Area Networks5G switched onWith Telstra, we explore how to manage the demand for data and video while maintaining consumer experience, especially for live content streaming.Page 26With MTS, we describe how mobile networks must evolve to ensure network performance that meets customer expectations, and enables new services when preparing for 5G.Page 203Ericsson Mobility Report | June 2019IntroductionArticles20 Network evolution strategies towards 5G23 Experiences from smart fixed wireless access deployment26 Superior media experiences by broadcasting content29 Applying AI to mobile radio site management32 Methodology33 Glossary34 Global and regional key figuresForecasts04 Mobile subscriptions Q1 201906 Mobile subscriptions outlook08 IoT connections outlook10 5G device outlook11 Voice and communication services outlook12 Regional subscriptions outlook14 Mobile traffic Q1 201915 Mobile traffic by application category16 Mobile data traffic outlook18 Network coverage19 Private networksContentsThe content of this document is based on a number of theoretical dependencies and assumptions. Ericsson shall not be bound by or liable for any statement, representation, undertaking or omission made in this document. Furthermore, Ericsson may, at any time, change the contents of this document at its sole discretion and shall not be liable for the consequences of such changes.Find out more Scan the QR code or visit www.ericsson.com/mobility-reportWith Turkcell, we look into managing network performance and service offerings in an FWA implementation.Page 23We show how AI can improve radio tower inspections by detecting and diagnosing cabling issues.Page 29Forecasts4Ericsson Mobility Report | June 2019Mobile subscriptions Q1 2019The total number of mobile subscriptions was around 7.9 billion in Q1 2019, with 44 million new subscriptions added during the quarter. 1 Mobile broadband includes radio access technologies HSPA (3G), LTE (4G), 5G, CDMA2000 EV-DO, TD-SCDMA and Mobile WiMAX² Mainly CDMA2000 EV-DO, TD-SCDMA and Mobile WiMAX* India region includes India, Nepal and Bhutan** Excluding China and India Subscription penetration Q1 2019 (percent of population)122%Western Europe114%China141%Central and Eastern Europe81%Africa102%Latin America104%North America112%Middle East85%India*114%APAC**The number of mobile subscriptions grew at 2 percent year-on-year and currently totals around 7.9 billion. China had the most net additions during the quarter (+30 million), followed by Nigeria (+5 million) and the Philippines (+4 million). The high subscription growth in China continues from last year, and i...
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