5G FWA: state of the market, new trends and commercial practices shaping growth

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Momentum for 5G FWA commercialisation is accelerating around the world, with several trends and developments driving progress. This report looks at the state of the market and its outlook through to 2030, along with an overview of successful commercial offerings and several operator case studies. With the number of 5G FWA connections expected to increase significantly in leading markets, this report highlights growth opportunities and strategies for success.
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