Public safety LTE market is expected to be valued at USD 5.9 billion in 2020 and is likely to reach USD 15.4 billion by 2025; it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 21.1% during the forecast period.
The demand for dependable, secure, and fast communication networks for public safety agencies is driving the rapid growth of the public safety-LTE market. A standardised wireless broadband communication system called Public Safety-LTE (PS-LTE) is intended exclusively for public safety applications.
Globally occurring natural catastrophes, terrorist attacks, and situations involving public safety have brought attention to the need for more sophisticated and dependable communication networks for emergency services. In order to satisfy this need, PS-LTE technology offers public safety organisations fast, secure, and dependable communication networks that let them react to situations more swiftly and successfully.
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Long-Term Evolution (LTE) technology, which is widely utilised in commercial mobile networks, forms the foundation of PS-LTE technology. The high levels of security, dependability, and interoperability needed by public safety organisations are, however, expressly met by PS-LTE networks.
Worldwide acceptance of PS-LTE technology is accelerating, and numerous nations have already set up PS-LTE networks for their public safety organisations. For instance, the FirstNet programme was established in the US in 2012 to create a national PS-LTE network for public safety services. First responders can use the network to communicate in a dedicated, secure, and fast manner.
One of the main advantages of PS-LTE technology is that it makes it possible for various public safety organisations to share data, photos, and videos in real-time. This is essential in situations requiring the cooperation of numerous authorities, like the police, fire department, and medical services, to respond to an incident. Real-time information sharing enhances coordination and response times, resulting in better public safety results.
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