5G Training and Certification

5G Training

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TELCOMA has been providing online 5G/4G training courses since 2009. Our courses range from the basic to the advanced level, covering all the topics which are required to understand 5G technology. These courses are created as per the 3GPP standards and specifications. With the help of this training, an individual can expand their knowledge and skills by learning different concepts which are there in the releases of 3GPP.

About 5G

5G is a technology that has the potential to support millions of devices at ultrafast speeds also it has the ability to transform the lives of millions of people around the world. The transformations in the wireless networks can make improvements in the life of the people.

5G technology promises to simplify and improve the cellular capabilities of wireless networks. It provides enhanced broadband power and also boosts up mobile capacity and data rates. It is around 10 to 50 times faster than the previous generations, also it has lower latency and high reliability. With the help of training and certifications, engineers can take advantage of the in-depth knowledge of all the concepts. 5G training and certification will apply to any vendor solution or an operator and for any employer like Samsung, Cisco, and others.

Who can opt for 5G training

Anyone can opt for 5G training and certifications, whether you are a technology professional, network engineer, student, network operator, network vendor engineer, business professionals, etc

Benefits of 5G telecom training

Understanding the 5G technology will help you to learn all the concepts of the technology, which will make work easier and familiar.
5G technology is not only important because of its speed, but it has the potential to change the lives of many people around the world. Working with this technology will make life better.
5G networks can enable low-latency and high-reliability applications so it will be beneficial for various IT projects as well. 5G and Machine learning go simultaneously.
5G networks will be beneficial for high reliability demanding applications like remote healthcare, self-driven cars, autonomous vehicles, etc. engineers who are working in all the above-stated areas, 5G training will be beneficial for them.
5G technology is expected to enhance connectivity and improve data management and data sharing between various healthcare service providers, the pharmaceutical industry, patients, etc.
5G technology training will boost up carrier opportunities for many engineers.
5G technology training will be beneficial for the IT professionals developing apps for the latest technologies.
5G technology has the ability to support millions of devices without any delays. Students and teachers can use virtual reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) without any problems.
5G can help tutors to save time when they are teaching.
With this technology, videos can be downloaded quickly.
It opens the door to making lessons more flexible.

Important 5G statistics

5G networks will cover 40% of the world by 2024, it can handle 25% of all Mobile Traffic data

As the 5G network connectivity continues to expand worldwide, the number of customers is expanding and increasing. With this, more customers will have the opportunity to expand upgrade to the new service. By the end of 2024, it is expected that there are around 1.5 billion 5G mobile subscriptions. The broad range of the 5G devices will be essential for enabling more than 4 billion IoT connections in the coming years.

5G will be up to 100 times faster than the current 4G technologies

5G technology is expected to deliver much higher data rates as compared to the 4G technology which is also fast enough.5G speeds are 10 to 100 times faster than the 4G technology. It can deliver up to 20 Gbps peak data rates and 100+ Mbps average data rates.

A typical 5G network will support millions of devices per square mile

5G cells are known as small cells because of the size of the cells.5G small cells (towers) are deployed across the network so that they can create additional connection points and also it can relay faster data than the centralized cell towers. 5G will be able to provide faster network connectivity for millions of devices which can open up opportunities for various Industrial IoT applications and smart cities.

5G networks latency will range between 1-4 milliseconds

5G networks have significantly lower latency than the current 4G networks. There is around a 10x decrease in the end-to-end latency. It is as low as 1 millisecond. With different IoT applications like Autonomous vehicles, faster response times with low latency connections are important. 5G networks can reduce this latency which is as low as 1msec.

The deployment of fiber optic cabling to enable 5G networks will cost around $130 – $ 150 billion.

5G networks rely on a large number of small cell antennas towers, most of the regions seek to deploy the networks which will be required to make investments in the future. It focused on the addition of three to ten times the number of towers.

Active Statistics:

A number of active mobile broadband subscriptions worldwide 2021: 6.5bn
Forecast number of 5G subscriptions worldwide 2025 : 3bn
Forecasted share of 5G-enabled smartphone shipment 2023: 69%
By the end of 2027, 5G subscriptions are expected to reach 4.4 billion
5G subscription uptake is expected to be faster than for 4G
5G subscriptions grew by 98 million during the third quarter to around 570 million
North-East Asia has the highest 5G subscription penetration, followed by North America, the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, and Western Europe.
In 2027, it is projected that North America will have the highest 5G penetration at 90%.
The forecast is 4.4 billion 5G subscriptions globally, accounting for 49% of all mobile subscriptions.
5G technology will become the dominant mobile access technology in terms of subscriptions in 2027.
4G subscriptions are projected to peak at 4.7 billion in Q4 2021, then there is a decline to around 3.3 billion by the end of 2027 as subscribers migrate to 5G.
Total mobile traffic: 65 EB/m
Average traffic per smartphone: 11.4 GB/m
5G subscriptions: 660m
Smartphone subscriptions: 6.3bn
Mobile PC/tablet subscriptions: 300m
Mobile subscriptions: 8.1 bn
4G subscriptions: 4.7 bn

5G Subscriptions as per regions:

5G mobile subscriptions forecast to overtake 4G: Service providers continue to switch on 5G and more than 180 service providers have launched commercial 5G services globally. 5G subscriptions grew by 98 million during the third quarter, to around 570 million. By the end of the year, there is an estimate of more than 660 million 5G subscriptions. In 2027, it is projected that North America will have the highest 5G penetration at 90%. Various key factors include timely availability of devices from several vendors, with prices falling faster than for 4G as well as China’s early engagement. By the end of the year 2027, there is a forecast of almost 4.4 billion 5G subscriptions globally, accounting for 49% of all mobile subscriptions.

5G subscriptions to be mainstream in every region:

Sub-saharan Africa: In Sub-Saharan Africa, mobile penetration is less than the global average, and mobile subscriptions will continue to grow by an additional 25%. There is a prediction that the total number of mobile broadband subscriptions could increase which can reach 78% of the total mobile subscriptions. The subscriptions of mobile broadband include a growing population with ever-increasing digital skills and more affordable smartphones to use. 5G subscriptions are expected from 2022, which can reach 10% in 2027.

The Middle East and North Africa: In this region, around 37% of mobile subscribers are estimated to be for 4G at the end of the year 2021. By the year 2027, 81% of the subscriptions are expected that to be for mobile broadband with 4G as being the most dominant technology. There will be a decline from a peak of 50% in 2026, as subscribers migrate to 5G technology.

Gulf cooperation council: All The GCC countries, which are part of the Middle East and North Africa region. They are among the most advanced ICT (Information and Communication technology) markets in the world. It constitutes around 91% of mobile subscriptions which is estimated to be for mobile broadband at the end of 2021. With the 5G adoption, the majority of the mobile subscriptions are expected to be for 5G at over 65 million in 2027, representing 80% of the total mobile subscriptions.

India: In the India region, 4G is expected to remain the most dominant technology in the year 2021, however, the 4G subscriptions are forecast to drop from 790 million in 2021 to 710 million in 2027. It shows a trend of an annual 2% decline. 5G technology will represent around 39% of the total number of mobile subscriptions in India at the end of the year 2027.

Central and Eastern Europe: In this region, 4G is the dominant technology that accounts for 61% of all subscriptions at the end of the year 2021. In 2027, 4G will remain the main technology and it accounts for 59% of the total mobile subscriptions. To date, a total of 25 5G networks have been commercially launched across the region.

Latin America: This region is already advancing towards the 5G technology with all the commercial launches in the initial stages that took place in 10 countries, including Colombia, Brazil, Peru, and Puerto Rico. By the end of 2027, 5G is set to account for 44% of the total number of mobile subscriptions. It makes it a dominant radio access technology.

Southeast Asia and Oceania: 5G subscriptions are expected to reach close to 1.5 million at the end of 2021. It is forecasted that a total number of 5G subscriptions will reach about 560 million in 2027. In Australia, various operators who are testing with the millimeter-wave (mmWave) frequencies have achieved 5G broadband speeds beyond 5gbps. mmWave 5G technology has started to be rolled out in certain areas around Australia in the different frequency bands. In Singapore, one of the first 5G standalone (SA) networks in the world has been successfully launched which opens up various possibilities for the development of new and different 5G use cases. Malaysia is assigning the 5G spectrum to a single government special purpose vehicle to build and manage a national 5G network.

North-East Asia: In North-East Asia, various service providers continue to invest in the 5G deployments to further fuel the 5G subscription growth in the market.The major service providers in the leading 5G markets, such as China and South Korea. These countries have reported a positive impact of 5G subscriptions on mobile service revenues and ARPU in 2021. The region is anticipated to have more than 1.6 billion 5G subscriptions, equaling a 5G subscription penetration of 72%.

Western Europe: In Western Europe, 4G is the dominant technology, accounting for 80% of all the subscriptions at the end of 2021. Around 60 service providers have launched 5G services across the region. 5G subscription penetration is projected to reach 83% by the end of 2027.

North America: In this region, the 5G commercialization is taking place at a faster speed. Various service providers have launched commercial 5G services, focusing on mobile broadband and fixed wireless access (FWA). The addition of the C-band spectrum will secure the consistent 5G user experience. By 2027, more than 410 million 5G subscriptions are anticipated in the region which accounts for a total of 90% of the mobile subscriptions.