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市場調查報告書
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2108423
國防專用 5G/4G蜂巢式網路:2026-2030 年Private 5G/4G Cellular Networks for Defense: 2026 - 2030 |
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無線通訊技術在軍事領域應用已久,20世紀一些關鍵的無線技術創新就源自於國防領域。過去20年,商用現貨(COTS)技術取得了顯著進步,在此背景下,越來越多的企業開始採用基於3GPP標準的網路來補充專有解決方案,從而為從智慧基地運作、戰術網路到支援ISAC(整合感知與通訊)的反無人機防禦等各種功能提供本地和廣域覆蓋。各國行動營運商擁有的無線接取網路(RAN)和核心基礎設施上的公共網路被廣泛用於個人通訊和低安全性的物聯網應用,但國防領域的相關人員對專用的5G私有網路表現出越來越濃厚的興趣,這些網路能夠滿足安全性、存取控制、客製化和特殊功能支援等個人化的作戰需求。
這場變革的主導力量包括美國戰爭部 (DOW) 的 FutureG 項目、韓國國防部面向無人和遠程作戰的 5G 私營項目、英國國防部的 Morpheus 項目、德國陸軍的 D-LBO(陸基作戰數位化)項目、西班牙航太軍的 BACSI(國防制、永續發展和智慧空軍基礎設施、義大利國防部基地的 DII(國防級)、歐盟基礎 5 資助項目、義大利國防部基地的 DII(國防級)、歐盟基礎設施和智慧空軍基礎建設項目的 DII(國防級)資助 5, 歐盟基礎項目、義大利國防部基地的 DII(國防基金會)、歐盟基礎設施和智慧空軍基礎建設項目、義大利國防部基地的 DII(國防基金會)、歐盟基金會 5 資助項目、義大利國防部資助計畫、 2.0(用於維和與國防的 5G 通訊)項目,以及北約的 MN5G(5G 多國合作)和 DIANA(北大西洋國防創新加速器)項目。舉措正推動各國武裝部隊對專用固定和可攜式5G 網路進行大量投資,以服務前線戰術作戰人員、軍事基地和訓練設施。例如,美軍在美國境內外均有多個部署,包括印太司令部和非洲司令部的作戰網路。此外,試驗性和作戰性網路也部署在加拿大、德國、英國、英國、比利時、荷蘭、瑞士、西班牙、葡萄牙、義大利、瑞典、挪威、丹麥、芬蘭、愛沙尼亞、拉脫維亞、捷克、匈牙利、希臘、土耳其、烏克蘭、俄羅斯、中國、澳洲、日本、韓國、新加坡、印度、巴基斯坦、沙烏地阿拉伯、阿拉伯聯合大公國、卡達、約旦、埃及、以色列、巴西等國家。這些網路的工作頻率範圍很廣,從1GHz以下頻段到n78頻段(3.5GHz)、n77頻段(3.7GHz)、n79頻段(4.4-5GHz),甚至毫米波頻段。
專用網路的日益普及體現在快速部署的蜂窩系統在軍事演習中用於增強通訊。例如,由海軍研究生院主辦的JIFX(聯合跨部門實地試驗)計畫、華盛頓州空中國民警衛隊的「鳳凰黎明」演習、義大利海軍在塔蘭托灣舉行的OPEX 2-25(作戰試驗)演習、德國陸軍的城市作戰訓練、挪威軍隊在北極進行的「聯合維京」演習、菲律賓陸軍和美國太平洋陸軍之間的SABAK聯合演習、美國海軍陸戰隊的「鋼鐵騎士」和ITX(綜合訓練演習)、日本陸上自衛隊的災害應變反應訓練「南海救援反應」以及葡萄牙海軍主導的無PMUS演示系統。
根據 SNS Telecom & IT 的預測,未來三年全球國防領域專用 5G 和 4G LTE 網路的支出預計將以 24% 的複合年成長率成長,2026 年至 2029 年累計投資額將達到約 25 億美元。
本研究報告對涵蓋國防領域等16個產業的專用5G和LTE網路進行了詳細的市場分析和預測。報告內容包括SNS Telecom & IT的完整版報告「專用LTE和5G網路生態系統:2026-2030年-機會、挑戰、戰略、產業垂直領域及預測」,以及2026年至2030年國防專用5G/4G基礎設施終端和市場的預測,並附有2023年至2025年實際數據的統計。
本報告涵蓋以下主題:
本資料表提供了以下各個子市場及其細分市場的私人 5G/4G 基礎設施和終端市場的預測。
The military has a longstanding history of leveraging wireless communications, and some of the most significant wireless-related innovations of the 20th century originated in the defense sector. With significant advances in COTS (Commercial Off-the-Shelf) technology over the past two decades, there has been a growing focus on complementing proprietary solutions with 3GPP standards-based networks to deliver both local and wide area coverage for capabilities extending from smart base operations and tactical networking to ISAC (Integrated Sensing & Communications)-enabled sensing for counter-drone protection. Although public networks running over national mobile operator-owned RAN and core infrastructure are widely utilized for personal connectivity and non-sensitive IoT applications, defense sector stakeholders are increasingly turning their attention to exclusive-use, private 5G networks tailored to specific operational requirements in terms of security, access control, customization and specialized feature support.
Spearheaded by initiatives such as the United States DOW's (Department of War) FutureG program, South Korean Ministry of National Defense's private 5G project for unmanned and remote operations, United Kingdom MOD's (Ministry of Defence) Project Morpheus, German Army’s D-LBO (Digitalization of Land-Based Operations), Spanish Air & Space Force's BACSI (Connected, Sustainable & Intelligent Air Base), Italian Ministry of Defense's DII (Defense Information Infrastructure), EU-funded 5G COMPAD 2.0 (5G Communications for Peacekeeping & Defense), NATO's MN5G (Multinational Collaboration on 5G) and DIANA (Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic), armed forces around the globe are actively investing in both permanent and transportable private 5G networks for warfighters at the tactical edge, military bases and training facilities. The U.S. military, for instance, has multiple deployments across the continental United States and overseas, including operational networks for the Indo-Pacific and Africa Commands. Canada, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Greece, Turkiye, Ukraine, Russia, China, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Jordan, Egypt, Israel and Brazil are among the other countries where experimental and operational networks have been deployed, operating in spectrum ranging from sub-1 GHz frequencies to bands n78 (3.5 GHz), n77 (3.7 GHz) and n79 (4.4-5 GHz), as well as mmWave bands.
The expanding influence of private networks is also evident from the recent use of rapidly deployable cellular systems for enhanced communications in military exercises such as the JIFX (Joint Interagency Field Experimentation) program hosted by the Naval Postgraduate School; Washington Air National Guard’s Exercise Phoenix Dawn; Italian Navy’s OPEX (Operational Experimentation) 2-25 in the Gulf of Taranto; German Army's urban warfare training drills; Norwegian military’s Joint Viking exercise in the Arctic Circle; SABAK, a joint exercise of the Philippine Army and USARPAC (U.S. Army Pacific) forces; U.S. Marine Corps’ Steel Knight and ITX (Integrated Training Exercise); JGSDF’s (Japan Ground Self-Defense Force) Nankai Rescue disaster response training drill; and REPMUS, an unmanned systems experimentation exercise led by the Portuguese Navy.
SNS Telecom & IT projects that global spending on private 5G and 4G LTE networks in the defense sector will grow at a CAGR of 24% over the next three years, collectively accounting for nearly $2.5 billion in cumulative investments between 2026 and 2029. The "Private 5G/4G Cellular Networks for Defense: 2026 – 2030" research package provides detailed market analysis and forecasts for private 5G and LTE networks across 16 vertical industries, including defense. The package includes the full edition of SNS Telecom & IT's "Private LTE & 5G Network Ecosystem: 2026 – 2030 – Opportunities, Challenges, Strategies, Industry Verticals & Forecasts" report and a datasheet with additional defense-sector private 5G/4G infrastructure and device market forecasts from 2026 to 2030, as well as historical data from 2023 to 2025.
This report covers the following topics:
This datasheet provides private 5G/4G infrastructure and device forecasts for each of the following submarkets and their subcategories: