Global - Mobile - 3G - Overview, Statistics & Analyses

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Last updated: 17 Feb 2010 Update History

Report Status: Archived

Report Pages: 10

Analyst: Kylie Wansink

Synopsis

Archived report. In early 2010, 3G subscribers accounted for around 13% of all mobile subscribers worldwide. Despite the financial crisis, it is full steam ahead for one of the largest emerging markets – China, which is benefitting from huge investments in 3G network deployment. India is also finalising 3G licensing arrangements despite the regulatory battles that have hindered developments there in the past. After more than five years of waiting, the business case for 3G is beginning to build around the world and most 3G deployments now rollout smoothly in contrast to the many problems experienced in early years. In this report BuddeComm provides a high-level overview and analyses of 3G market developments, including global 3G subscriber statistics and forecasts.

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