Australian Telecom Infrastructure
Market Clarity's comprehensive database of telecommunications infrastructure tracks information from close to 200 infrastructure owners:
- DSLAM Locations (close to 4,900 DSLAMs) - 18 Owners
- Access Fibre Networks (by exchange service area) - 28 Owners
- Fixed Wireless Broadband Base Stations (Over 2,100 base stations) - 72 Owners
- Cellular (Mobile) Networks (Over 17,000 2G and 3G base stations) - 4 Owners
- Long-Haul Fibre Networks (200+ towns served by long-haul links, over 800 POPs) - 15 Owners
- HFC Networks (over 260 service areas) - 4 Owners
- Long-haul Microwave (over 8,500 base stations) - 20 Owners
- Wireless Hotspots (over 2,200 base stations) - 27 Owners
- Academic Networks (over 200 network POPs) - 6 Owners
- Data Centres (over 600 data centre locations) - 137 Owners
- Internet Peering Points (326 peering point locations) - 23 Owners
- Fibre-to-the-Node Networks (over 100 Node locations) - 1 Owner
- Fibre-to-the-Home Networks (153 FTTH developments) - 11 Carriers
Additional information about Market Clarity's Telecoms Infrastructure Database (IDB) is located here.
New! Australia's Telecom Infrastructure Atlas 2009
This publication comes in the form of a presentation-style report. This report contains 341 maps of backhaul fibre, microwave, DSLAMs and Fixed Wireless Broadband infrastructure from Market Clarity’s extensive Telecoms Infrastructure Database (IDB) covering national, state, and capital city inner and outer metro areas.
The Australian Telecom Infrastructure Atlas 2009 is delivered in Adobe PDF-format. Each map within the Atlas is provided in Medium Resolution format (approximately 1280 x 800 pixels), with telecom infrastructure overlaid on population density or street maps.
Australia Telecoms Infrastructure Maps
Market Clarity's expertise is now available in a wide range of readily prepared telecommunications infrastructure maps, which are produced to client specifications with up-to-date information from our Telecoms Infrastructure Database.
Designed to help service providers, policy makers and enterprises with service and business planning, these maps can also help enterprises identify carriers with infrastructure able to service remote and distant locations.
Market Clarity tracks a wide range of telecom infrastructure assets, and also maintains extensive demographic databases.
Market Clarity offers a range of maps, including thematic maps, which portray spatial variations and interrelationships of geographical distributions including multiple telecommunication infrastructure types and boundaries, as shown below.
Please click here for our list of Readily Available Telecom Infrastructure maps.
Enterprise Services: Telecoms Proximity Assessments
Telecommunications is vital to the competitive edge of the enterprise, but all too often, companies seeking out locations for new operations leave telecommunications until late in their planning.
Market Clarity can conduct service proximity assessments for enterprise customers, providing detailed analysis of which carriers service your proposed locations, and how far a new facility may be from existing telecoms infrastructure.
Benefits to enterprise customers include:
- Service Choice — By knowing where telecom facilities are located relative to your office locations, you can ensure the widest possible choice of carrier technologies and services.
- Rapid Deployment — By locating close to key infrastructure, enterprises can ensure the timely rollout of new telecommunications services to their business sites.
- Cost and Scalability — Pulling fibre is expensive, and for locations where fibre hasn’t already been installed, the customer is typically responsible for funding any new fibre builds. Enterprises that locate new facilities close to existing fibre can get access to scalable high-speed services at far more competitive rates.
- New Facilities — By locating your facilities where multiple infrastructure owners can service them, you can ensure the largest possible field of competitors for your business services. It makes sense to check out the telco environment before investing in new real estate.
With telecommunications infrastructure data covering tens of thousands of locations in Australia, and with databases of ADSL, SHDSL, fibre, wireless and mobile infrastructure locations, Market Clarity can help your business identify locations where you’ll have the widest possible choice of carriers and technologies.
Industry Services: Market Clarity's Telecommunications Business Intelligence Service
Why should telecommunications infrastructure investment be a stab in the dark? Market Clarity can help.
Carriers looking to invest in new telecommunications infrastructure - or investors assessing carriers' investment plans - need more than guesswork to assess potential markets. They need facts.
Market Clarity's service combines three key elements:
1. Market Clarity's Telecoms Infrastructure Database (IDB)
2. Market Clarity's Market Tracker Telecoms Market History and Forecast Databases
3. Demographic information from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Click here for additional information.