Category: Telecommunications Company Reports
Telecommunications Company Reports market research reports by MTN Consulting, LLC
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Telecommunications Network Operators: 2Q24 Market Review Capex falls for fifth straight quarter, pushing annualized total down to ~$300B, but modest turnaround looms; revenues dip 1.4% YoY
Telecommunications Network Operators: 2Q24 Market Review Capex falls for fifth straight quarter, pushing annualized total down to ~$300B, but modest turnaround looms; revenues dip 1.4% YoY This report reviews the growth and development of the telecommunications network operator (TNO, or telco) marke ... Read More
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Telecom’s biggest vendors – 4Q23 edition Telco NI market plunges in 2H23, and near-term outlook is gloomy; Huawei turns corner as opposition weakens
Telecom’s biggest vendors – 4Q23 edition Telco NI market plunges in 2H23, and near-term outlook is gloomy; Huawei turns corner as opposition weakens The goal of this report series is to equip telecom industry decision-makers with a comprehensive view of spending trends and vendor market power in the ... Read More
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Telecom’s biggest vendors – 3Q23 edition Telco NI revenues collapse in 3Q23 amid spending slump; Huawei leads despite US curbs; two cloud providers in top 20
Telecom’s biggest vendors – 3Q23 edition Telco NI revenues collapse in 3Q23 amid spending slump; Huawei leads despite US curbs; two cloud providers in top 20 The goal of this report series is to equip telecom industry decision-makers with a comprehensive view of spending trends and vendor market pow ... Read More
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China’s Digital Silk Road, Huawei, And The Entity List
China’s Digital Silk Road, Huawei, And The Entity List This brief addresses the enduring power of Huawei in the market for telecommunications network infrastructure (Telco NI). Per MTN Consulting’s latest Telco NI vendor share report, Huawei retains over 17% of this market globally, far ahead of the ... Read More
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Huawei’s quest for resurgence
Huawei’s quest for resurgence To rebuild its supply chain, Huawei is aspiring to end-to-end home-grown innovation to power both its hardware- and cloud-related businesses. While its chip subsidiary, HiSilicon, designs data center server processors and chips for devices and telecom network equipment, ... Read More
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