Results for tag: "LTE Equipment"

The LTE (Long-Term Evolution) equipment market encompasses infrastructure necessary for the deployment and operation of 4G wireless communication technology. This technology marked a substantial improvement over earlier third-generation (3G) networks, offering increased bandwidth and speed to mobile and fixed devices. LTE equipment includes various components such as base stations (eNodeBs), backhaul links, and evolved packet core (EPC) hardware. As the telecommunications industry has shifted its focus to 5G technology, which promises even greater speed, reduced latency, and capacity for a larger number of connected devices, the role of LTE infrastructure has evolved too. The coexistence of 4G and 5G networks has become prevalent, with LTE acting as a bedrock for carriers who are deploying the newer 5G technology. This is due to the non-standalone (NSA) architecture of early 5G networks, which utilizes existing LTE infrastructure in tandem with new 5G components. Hence, the LTE equipment market remains relevant for both maintaining and upgrading 4G networks and for laying the foundational elements necessary for a smooth transition to comprehensive 5G coverage. Several leading companies participate in the LTE equipment market. These include telecommunications giants such as Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia, all known for manufacturing and supplying a variety of network equipment. Other notable participants include ZTE, Cisco Systems, and Samsung, which also produce key components used in both 4G and 5G networks. Show Less Read more