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15/09/11

• Gozado... Eu era capaz de dizer isso por bem menos...

de J. R. Smolka smolka@terra.com.br
para wirelessbr@yahoogrupos.com.br, Celld-group@yahoogrupos.com.br
data 15 de setembro de 2011 08:40
assunto [wireless.br] Gozado... Eu era capaz de dizer isso por bem menos...

Oi Pessoal,

Novamente, é bom ver quando alguém concorda com você. O assunto do backhaul das redes móveis é espinhoso, e as operadoras tem dormido no ponto com relação a isso há muito tempo (e não só aqui no Brasil). E atenção, Dra. Flávia (e outros que seguem a mesma doutrina): Este não é o mesmo backhaul sobre o qual se tem tecido tanta celeuma aqui no Brasil.

Se alguém tiver £ 1750 sobrando, pode comprar o relatório (mencionado abaixo) da Juniper Research. Ou, se quiser, posso discutir o assunto com os interessados por bem menos que isso :o)

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J. R. Smolka

P.S.: A Juniper Research não tem nada a ver com a Juniper Networks, que a Cisco Systems resolveu desancar publicamente.

http://www.juniperresearch.com/reports/Mobile_Network_Backhaul
http://www.juniperresearch.com/
http://www.juniper.net/us/en/
http://www.overpromisesunderdelivers.net/
http://www.fiercemobilecontent.com/press-releases/mobile-network-upgrades-840bn-required-over-next-five-years-meet-burgeoning

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Mobile Network Upgrades of up to $840bn Required Over Next Five Years to Meet Burgeoning Data Demand, Finds Juniper Research

Hampshire, UK - 14th September 2011:  Juniper Research has found that mobile network operators (MNOs) must increase capacity and intelligently optimise their backhaul networks over the next five years if they are to meet the increasing demands of mobile broadband users. According to the new mobile research report, operators need to spend almost $840 billion globally over the next five years in order to address serious bottlenecks in their backhaul networks.

Making the right technology choices will be key

As a result of the rapid uptake of subscriber data services and advances in data capacity in the radio access network, operators need to rapidly reassess their mobile backhaul requirements and ensure that current or future backhaul network offerings fulfil those requirements.

The Mobile Network Backhaul report found that existing backhaul networks, based on legacy technologies, are not capable of supporting the forecasted increase in both data users and data traffic. Choosing the right technology, or the right combination of technologies, will be a key part of minimising capital costs. According to report author Nitin Bhas: "As many operators are either deploying 3G or augmenting/upgrading their network to 4G, they need to simultaneously manage the upgrade of their backhaul networks with the upgrade of their radio networks".

Microwave and Fibre to dominate

The report found that microwave and fibre will dominate the backhaul market with microwave accounting for over 60% of the global mobile backhaul capacity by 2016. Microwave backhaul will be driven by high adoption levels in markets including Latin America, Central & Eastern Europe, Indian Subcontinent and Rest of Asia Pacific.

Other findings include:

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