LTE and 5G Broadcast Market Size, Share & Segmentation by Technology (LTE Broadcast and 5G Broadcast), by Device Type (Wireless & Mobile Devices and Wired Devices), by End-user (Video-on-demand, Mobile TV, Connected Cars, Emergency Alerts, Stadiums, E-Newspapers & E-Magazines, Radio, Data Feed & Notifications, Others), by Regions and Global Market Forecast 2023-2030

Report Scope & Overview:

The LTE And 5G Broadcast market size was valued at USD 736.51 million in 2022 and is expected to reach USD 1457.88 Million by 2030, and grow at a CAGR of 8.91% over the forecast period 2023-2030.

LTE and 5G are wireless data transmission protocols that enable high speed and reliable connectivity. It improves spectrum efficiency, lowers latency, and provides more capacity. Multi-user distribution of high-quality material is possible with LTE and 5G broadcast. LTE (long-term evolution) broadcast is a 4G channel technology that allows service providers to give single-stream data connectivity to end customers while also allowing them to handle exponential demand from consumers in certain places.

In the mobile broadband industry, 4G LTE is the most recent technology. LTE has a data speed of up to 30 Mbps, while LTE Advance has a speed of up to 100 Mbps. The popularity of mobile broadband service has been spurred by the use of the internet in mobile devices such as tablets, phablets, smartphones, and mobile data cards. The need for high-speed mobile broadband internet has surged as a result of the development of new mobile applications that allow video streaming, video calls, and a variety of other real-time functionality features.

Airtel and Capgemini will collaborate on a range of India-focused use cases in December 2021, combining their experience in connectivity and 5G solutioning, as well as their System Integration (SI) skills. The development centers will include Capgemini's 5G Lab on its Mumbai campus and Airtel's 5G Lab in Manesar.

MARKET DYNAMICS:

KEY DRIVERS:

• Higher data speeds and spectral efficiency are becoming more important.

• Over the last several years, countries' smartphone adoption rates have been much higher.

• Consumers are increasingly moving away from traditional entertainment offerings and toward OTT platforms.

RESTRAINTS:

• Legacy telecom settings are seen as a big stumbling block.

• High maintenance expenditures, as well as hardware and software that are no longer maintained.

• Lack of skill and compatibility between platforms, such as servers, hypervisors, and the cloud.

OPPORTUNITY:

• Smartphones are now affordable thanks to advancements in technology.

• Demand for smooth mobile data services is on the rise.

CHALLENGES:

• The significant initial expenses are associated with the core network and radio network.

• The difficulties of synchronizing the current radio network infrastructure with the new LTE broadcast equipment are the reason for the large initial cost.

IMPACT OF COVID-19:

COVID-19 has caused several disruptions in the LTE and 5G broadcast industry around the world, resulting in financial losses as a result of postponement or cancellation of major sporting events and live concerts, delays in spectrum allocations, production, and deployment delays, and supply chain disruption, among other things. On the other hand, there was a considerable demand for internet video material during the early days of the epidemic, according to industry reports. Government agencies used current LTE and 5G broadcasting infrastructure to provide a variety of crucial information on the epidemic and mission-critical requirements. With the pandemic crisis, investments fell, 5G broadcast infrastructure deployment was postponed or canceled indefinitely, government spectrum distribution was deferred until the next updates, and so on.

MARKET ESTIMATION:

The worldwide LTE & 5G broadcast market has been segmented into two categories based on technology: LTE broadcast and 5G broadcast. The 3GPP standard, commonly known as the evolved Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service (eMBMS), underpins LTE broadcast technology (a global standard for video broadcast over a mobile network). Broadcasters are given a certain amount of spectrum to cast certain material such as mission-critical communication, device upgrades, music/audio broadcasting, public safety alerts, and other uses. 5G broadcast, on the other hand, promises to provide new broadcast and multicast capabilities such as in-car media and entertainment, OTA updates, navigation, live commerce, and online learning material streaming, and so on.

The LTE & 5G broadcast market is divided into wireless & mobile devices and wired devices based on device type. Applications for wireless and mobile devices are projected to have a substantial influence on the industry. A rise in worldwide demand for infotainment products, an increase in commercial usage of wireless audio devices, and increasing R&D expenditure by OEMs in the creation of new and sophisticated wireless audio devices are all factors driving the market. Wireless end-users benefit from LTE broadcast services in terms of Quality of Experience while uploading rich material and watching HD films on their mobile devices (QoE). At a minimal cost, operators are seeking to provide evolved Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service (eMBMS) streams on their devices.

VOD, mobile TV, linked cars, emergency alerts, stadiums, e-newspapers & e-magazines, fixed LTE quadruple play, last-mile content delivery network (CDN), radio, data feeds & notifications, and others make up the worldwide LTE & 5G broadcast market. LTE and 5G broadcasting applications, such as emergency warnings in the event of an earthquake early warning system, allow authorities to reach a large number of people in a matter of seconds or minutes after the message is sent.

KEY MARKET SEGMENTS:

On The Basis of Technology

• LTE Broadcast

• 5G Broadcast

On The Basis of Device Type       

• Wireless & Mobile Devices

• Wired Devices

On The Basis of End-Use

• Video on demand

• Mobile TV

• Connected Cars

• Emergency Alerts

• Stadiums

• E-Newspapers & E-Magazines

• Radio

• Data Feed & Notifications

• Others

REGIONAL ANALYSIS:

Because of important companies' investments and quick technology adoption in the region's numerous end-user sectors, North America was the market leader in the worldwide LTE and 5G Broadcast market in 2020. During the projection period, the United States' goal to dominate the market by simplifying the 5G rollout, removing regulatory barriers, improving supply chain trust, and accelerating spectrum repurposing is expected to account for the region holding a significant part of the worldwide market. Due to a growth in the number of smartphones, a bigger customer base for OTT platforms, d a growing demand for high-quality content surfing, the Asia Pacific LTE and 5G Broadcast market is expected to obtain a greater market share by the end of the forecast period. Because of their rising populations and increasing reliance on high-speed internet, countries like China and India present huge prospects. Japan and South Korea are substantially investing in IT infrastructure development, which is expected to propel the LTE and 5G broadcast industry forward in the next years.

REGIONAL COVERAGE:

• North America

  • USA

  • Canada

  • Mexico

• Europe

  • Germany

  • UK

  • France

  • Italy

  • Spain

  • The Netherlands

  • Rest of Europe

• Asia-Pacific

  • Japan

  • south Korea

  • China

  • India

  • Australia

  • Rest of Asia-Pacific

• The Middle East & Africa

  • Israel

  • UAE

  • South Africa

  • Rest of Middle East & Africa

• Latin America

  • Brazil

  • Argentina

  • Rest of Latin America

KEY PLAYERS:

The major key players are KT, Verizon Wireless, China Unicom, Telstra, Reliance (Jio), Qualcomm, Samsung Electronics, Huawei, Cisco, ZTE

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) :