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Trends and projections. Mobile network operators in Europe and other regions have seen their LTE capacity running out in some locations and are forced to go beyond LTE extensions (e.g. carrier aggregation). This is compelling the operators to utilize small cells to alleviate capacity issues. It is expected that operators suffering from lack of spectrum will be the first to deploy small cells, primarily in dense urban areas. In these cases, the primary issues will relate to the physical deployment of equipment, as well as, backhaul and interference management. For example, compared with macro cells, the services and site solution costs related to small cells will be higher as a proportion of overall cell site costs. The entry of third-party site facility providers that have access to assets like street furniture or street lighting will positively affect the deployment pace of small cells. Moreover, the commercial deployment of 5G networks will further drive the need for densification, so as to, effectively translate the value of 5G upgrades to the subscribers. A snapshot of recent analyst reports predicts the next five years or so to be characterised by dense small cell across all global regions. The rest of Section 2.2 uses data obtained from Rethink Technology Research operator’s survey (4th quarter 2017)9 providing insights on trends and projections for small cell deployments up to year 2025. Table 3 Selected projections on growth in small cell deployments from various sources10 Small cell projections Source, Year Number of LTE small cell sites in EMEA region will more than double between 2017 and 2019 reaching 260,000 sites IDC [Hallilovic2016], 2016 Number of new small cells deployments will have CAGR of 14% between 2015 and 2025, reaching 11.4million in 2025, at which point the total small cell installed base will reach 70.2million. Rethink Technology Research [SCF2017c], 2017 The growth for non-residential small cells will reach over 30% CAGR from 2016-2022 Mobile Experts, 201711 Global small cell market to grow at a CAGR of close to 19% during Technavio12 2017 9 Detailed results from the Rethink Technology Research operator’s survey Q42017 are provided in [SCF2017c] 10 Note: CAGR = Compound Annual Growth; EMEA = Europe, Middle East and Africa 11xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/news-releases/small-cell-market-will-rise-relentlessly-through-2017- 300434914.html 12xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/report/global-machine-machine-m2m-and-connected-devices-global-small-cell- market-2017-2021?ut...
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Trends and projections for different deployment scenarios New small cell deployments by scenario (thousands) 2025 2017 0 2000 Residential Urban 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 Enteprise (private) Rural and remote Enteprise (public access) The small cell deployments have long been dominated by residential small cells or femtocells. These deployments were mostly driven by operator campaigns and promotions looking to collaborate with subscribers to improve signal quality in their homes. The SCF noted that number of installed 3G residential small cells first outnumbered 3G macro base stations in year 2011 [SCF2014]. The pace for deployment of residential small cells is projected to remain flat until 2025, whereas, faster growth will be seen for enterprise and urban deployments (see Figure 13) [SCF2017c], as operators address coverage holes and traffic hotspots in their LTE networks and ramp up the 5G rollout in urban areas. Figure 13 New small cells deployments by scenario (thousands) (Source: Rethink Technology Research [SCF2017c]
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