APPLICATION INFRASTRUCTURE
mobigyaan | November 10, 2020
Huawei, the Chinese giant which is facing several difficulties after several restrictions imposed by the United States, is reportedly planning to sell its Honor sub-brand. It is said that Huawei could sell its Honor arm for about 100 billion yuan, which is approximately $15.2 billion. As per the report, Honor brand will be sold to Digital China Group and the Government of Shenzhen. It further adds that the deal will be an all-cash transaction which will include almost every asset, including branding, research and development capabilities, and even supply chain management. The deal has not been officially announced by the company but it is reported that the company to make this public by the end of this week. There won’t be much impact for the employees as Honor plans on retaining its management and more than 7,000 employees after the deal goes through.
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prnewswire | October 16, 2020
The "In-Building Wireless Market by Component (Infrastructure [DAS and Small Cell] and Services), Business Model (Service Providers, Enterprises, and Neutral Host Operators), Venue, End User, and Region - Global Forecast to 2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The global in-building wireless market size is projected to grow from USD 10.3 billion in 2020 to USD 18.0 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 11.9%. Major factors such as the need for unique and defined network quality and public safety requirements in buildings are expected to drive the global in-building wireless market. However, the initial cost of network infrastructure deployment may act as a challenge for the market.
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IT SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
VCTI | June 23, 2022
To assist private investors in identifying and prioritizing broadband infrastructure investment opportunities, VCTI, the leader in broadband and network strategy and technology, introduced Broadband Infrastructure Investment Analytics. With the aid of various market data, including demographics, economic trends, and the competitive environment across regions, VCTI's Broadband Infrastructure Investment Analytics can quickly and precisely pinpoint the most profitable telecoms infrastructure projects.
VCTI can assist investors in better understanding where to prioritize their investments in broadband infrastructure because of their considerable expertise in network planning and engineering, GIS, extensive software development skills, and competency in market analytics. They deliver a thorough, accurate, and illuminating analysis that seamlessly transitions to operational implementation thanks to VCTI's machine learning, sophisticated algorithms, and NOCPlan network planning platform. This enables investors to confidently make investments based on the business case with speed to realize a return.
"There are many investment opportunities in telecommunications and internet infrastructure, which can be overwhelming for investors and service providers in their portfolio. Investors face making decisions that have long-term implications for their funds and businesses. They need to clearly understand their options and the financial implications of those options to reduce risk and ensure stronger returns."
Raj Singh, President and CEO of VCTI
The necessity of having internet connectivity in every home has been made clear by the pandemic. The economic and social well-being of a town can change when there is widespread access to high-performance internet. To address the neglected issue, there are a plethora of new government programs, grants, and chances for corporate investment.
VCTI assists investors, such as private equity firms, in doing due diligence on prospective investments in expanding or startup broadband service providers. As a starting point, a thorough analysis of the first target markets is produced. This analysis includes information on the demographics, market growth trends, income, housing prices, and present and potential competitive services. In the mapping and modeling, VCTI incorporates extremely precise location data, such as Community Anchor Institutions (CAI), underserved and unserved homes, utility pole placements, and specialized grant opportunities. Finally, the middle mile, FTTH, and Fixed Wireless network plans are modeled using VCTI's network planning tool, NOCPlan, giving a thorough perspective of all build costs and identifying the most effective ways to start the project by layering all the revenue, grant, and cost elements together.
To make confident long-term investment decisions, the investor now has quick, precise, and highly reliable knowledge of potential market prospects for broadband investment, accompanied by executable network build options.
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