5G is here – what this means for content creation and streaming
5G is set to have an accelerating effect on every area of the media supply chain, from the generation of content all the way through to the delivery to the consumer.
5G is set to have an accelerating effect on every area of the media supply chain, from the generation of content all the way through to the delivery to the consumer.
The techco model shift will close the gap with what B2B customers are demanding to enable them to harness all the latest technology shifts to drive their own digital transformations.
The RIC function introduced by the O-RAN Alliance enables CSPs to virtualise the RAN Centralized Units and Distributed Units and to deploy cloud-native control and management apps.
It is critically important we begin to conceptualise what the next generation of mobile networks means for the technology industry, our customers and society as a whole.
One of the initial challenges that installers of subsea cables must contend with is the practice of planning and installing cable routes.
Embedded or “frictionless” finance is emerging as one of the primary disruptive drivers of the mobile communications market.
At Barcelona this year, the focus was more on the enterprise market and private networks along with ‘open’ multivendor solutions and webscalers.
Providers of communications services including business telecoms, broadband, mobile, pay TV and landline services, must prepare for a second wave of key rule changes from Ofcom.
The UK Government has laid out its pledge to ensure that a third of premises have fast fibre broadband by 2025.
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Distributed decentralised open-source software networks are now being explored as a way to encourage and extend connectivity.
5G technology is the foundation to mission critical wireless communications in industry 4.0, critical infrastructure and digitized healthcare, and private mobile networks are bridging the gap in the absence of universal public 5G networks.
The telecommunications industry is undergoing dramatic changes due to new customer expectations, increasingly digitized experiences and services, and the rise of new technologies like artificial intelligence.
Telcos now need to ensure they can deliver value for 5G beyond the connectivity pipe and deliver valuable insights for 5G IoT use cases.
Certainly the improved network economy of Open RAN suits the more distributed topography of a rural network.
Our industry sadly has a reputation for focusing too much on the tech and not enough on what really matters to the people and businesses we ultimately serve.
The nimble nature of MVNOs means that there are aspects of their business model that are also suited to developing the specialist B2B services that 5G networks are expected to unlock.
Telcos are facing a do or die situation. They either modernise, or fail to keep pace with consumer demand and economic need.
Mobile Network Operators need the capability to exploit their network data effectively and efficiently in order to support their digital transformation goals, make insightful business decisions and capitalise on the 5G opportunity.
We all know that technologists love a three-letter acronym. But sometimes, those acronyms could do with a bit of work to really explain what they mean to the potential buyers.
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