Drivers for dense small cell Sample Clauses

Drivers for dense small cell deployment Mobile network operators face the continuous challenge of upgrading their networks in response to ever-growing traffic volumes. There is an increase in average traffic consumption per user mostly attributed to the increased adoption of smart devices (e.g., smartphones, mobile virtual reality platforms etc.) and bandwidth-intensive services (e.g. 4K/8K video streaming). A tenfold increase in average monthly data consumption per subscriber from the 2-5 GB/month in 2016 to 20-50 GB/month is foreseen by 2020 [Nokia2016]. Moreover, the average year-on-year mobile subscriber growths of 5%-15% is expected to continue into the next decade (see Figure 5), with mobile broadband subscriptions constituting 95% of the personal mobile subscriptions in year 2023 [Ericsson2017]. At the same time, subscribers’ expectations on service quality also continue to increase, with uninterrupted high-speed connectivity becoming the baseline requirement for most users, regardless of their location or network load conditions.
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