New 5G technology will be an extremely important source of income for them telecommunications service providers with a five year horizon. In particular, this year the telecommunications market expects revenues of about $310 billion from 5G mobile networks, while experts predict ever higher revenues in the coming years. In fact, research firm Juniper Research, in its latest report on the topic, states that groups operating in the sector will more than double their $625 billion annual revenue from 5G services in 2027. This is a 100% increase in income. from now to 2027 will be driven by the migration of mobile phone subscribers to 5G networks, as well as the increased use of eSIM in devices such as laptops, as well as various Wi-Fi hotspots.

In 2023, it will reach $310 billion, and in 2027 it will grow to $625 billion.

Research firm Jupiter estimates that by 2027, 5G networks will account for 80% of the revenue generated by telecommunications service groups globally, allowing their respective operating groups to ensure the value of their investments until then. These estimates are in line with the prediction that increased adoption of eSIMs in new devices will increase global mobile data traffic by more than 180% between 2023 and 2027 as data traffic moves away from fixed telephony and Wi-Fi networks. Fi in those 5th generation. “ESIM-enabled devices will enable significant growth in mobile data as consumers connect to networks in situations where they have traditionally used fixed networks. Service providers must ensure that networks, including 5G networks as well as future 6G networks, are properly protected by applying new technologies to all,” Jupiter said in a study. And in her report, she also predicts that to prepare for this growing demand for mobile data, 6G network standards will need to adopt innovative technologies not currently used in 5G network standards. For example, non-terrestrial networks and frequency bands below 1 terahertz (THz) will be key to initial testing of 6G networks so they can provide enhanced data connectivity.

However, Jupiter warns that the increase in costs associated with the use of satellites for extraterrestrial networks, as well as the cost of acquiring high-frequency spectrum, will lead to an increase in the timeframe to ensure a return on investment in 6G networks for the groups that operate them. . Hence, finally, this encourages the telecommunications sector to partner with non-terrestrial communication specialists to ensure lower investment costs for 6G networks.