European vendors that are able to deploy large numbers of mid-band sites in China in 2023 and 2024 are likely to reap not only significant revenues, but also capture production cost benefits, in the form of deployment experience and rapid progression along the volume learning curve as a result of access to China’s vast and competitive market for 5G mid-band base stations. Success in the competitive Chinese market should accelerate Ericsson and Nokia 5G base station volume and massive MIMO capabilities. Both vendors are eagerly eying the opportunity to take their expertise in mid-band and massive MIMO global.
How do you make a return on the large investments into mobile infrastructure required for 5G? How do you meet consumers requirements for a better service whilst being sensitive to price changes? And how do vendors present their value proposition to gaining a worthwhile share of the market?
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