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o-maverick

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Relative Brier Score

423

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106

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Forecasts 47 47 479 423 1357
Comments 19 19 59 56 394
Questions Forecasted 47 47 101 77 226
Upvotes on Comments By This User 11 13 108 106 202
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o-maverick
made their 9th forecast (view all):
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Answer
1% (0%)
Estonia
1% (0%)
Latvia
1% (0%)
Lithuania

Confirmed previous forecast.

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o-maverick
made their 8th forecast (view all):
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Answer
7% (0%)
Moldova
1% (0%)
Armenia
7% (0%)
Georgia
1% (0%)
Kazakhstan

Confirmed previous forecast.

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o-maverick
made their 7th forecast (view all):
Probability
Answer
15% (-19%)
Yes
85% (+19%)
No
Why do you think you're right?

Huawei holds a dominant position in the global telecom market with roughly one-third market share and has consistently opposed open RAN initiatives, viewing them as potentially threatening to their competitive advantage. Huawei has little incentive to embrace an open architecture that could erode their competitive edge by enabling interoperability with rivals. Their success without O-RAN membership suggests they can sustain growth independently.

The recent election of Trump, who is expected to escalate tech restrictions against China, further reduces the likelihood of collaboration. Additionally, Huawei's explicit rejection of open RAN speculation in February 2024 signals their clear strategic direction. The company's strong market position and technological leadership in 5G give them little incentive to join an alliance that promotes interoperability with competitors.

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Why might you be wrong?

I might be wrong if:

  1. Severe market pressures force Huawei to reconsider their stance to maintain global competitiveness
  2. China strategically decides to increase its influence within O-RAN by having Huawei join
  3. Technological developments make interoperability unavoidable, even for market leaders

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o-maverick
made their 7th forecast (view all):
Probability
Answer
25% (-35%)
Yes, 3GPP will adopt and integrate O-RAN Alliance specifications
70% (+35%)
No, the O-RAN Alliance will continue to develop specifications independently of 3GPP
5% (0%)
No, the O-RAN Alliance will stop developing specifications without being integrated into 3GPP

I'm adjusting the odds based on the crowd's analysis, particularly @Rene 's forecast.

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