5G Growth Soars: Ericsson Predicts Over 5 Billion Subscriptions by 2029

This article delves into the recent Ericsson Mobility Report, highlighting the robust growth of 5G technology with predictions of over 5.3 billion subscriptions by 2029 and a significant increase in average data usage per smartphone.
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The Ericsson Mobility Report has released its latest findings, showcasing a significant surge in 5G adoption worldwide. According to the report, 5G subscriptions are set to exceed 5.3 billion by the end of 2029, indicating a resilient growth trend in the face of ongoing economic and geopolitical challenges.


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