GSA Snapshot: 5G networks, spectrum & devices

The expanding 5G ecosystem has led operators away from using non-standalone technology. Today, there are few 5G NSA launches, with operators instead opting for 5G standalone, with some operators already beginning to explore the benefits of 5G-Advanced technology. With these developments, operators can unlock greater potential through network slicing, 5G reduced capability (RedCap) and voice over New Radio (VoNR). Meanwhile, devices and chipsets continue to play a crucial role in the development of 5G, with the ecosystem of compatible devices expanding from the most-premium smartphones to drones, outdoor customer premises equipment (CPE), modules and asset trackers. Join the GSA Research team to access the latest global market data on the status of: 5G networks deploying 5G non-standalone and 5G SS 5G-Advanced network launches 5G RedCap, VoNR and network slicing Commercially available 5G devices, including form factors, chipsets and spectrum support 5G Private Mobile Networks 5G non-terrestrial networks (NTN) All of the detail behind this data shared in this webinar is available exclusively to GSA Members and Associates in GAMBoD, GSA’s suite of databases, covering devices, public networks, private networks, chipsets, spectrum assignments, spectrum pricing and a global database of mobile operator technology and spectrum profiles.