There’s a lot of money in private mobile networks
Private network revenues will exceed US$64 billion by 2030, according to relatively new figures from ABI Research.
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IoT asset tracking forecast to boom on falling costs and power usage
IoT asset tracking device shipments are expected to surge 51 percent year-on-year through to 2024.
ABI smart city warning tells all too familiar sluggish telco tale
ABI Research has warned MNOs might miss out on the $7.6 billion ‘UnTelco’ revenue opportunity if it waits for the 5G euphoria to kick in.
Network slicing can unlock $66 billion of industry opportunities – ABI
Analyst firm ABI research has had a bit of a spreadsheet frenzy and come to the conclusion that network slicing can create $66 billion of fresh commercial opportunities for telcos.
Smart home is $11.2bn opportunity, but are the telcos ready for it?
ABI Research estimates the smart home segment could potentially be worth in the region of $11.2 billion by 2022, but the diversification question still remains for the telcos.
Telematics could be key for US telcos – just don’t get distracted
ABI Research has pointed to statistics claiming 68.5% of cellular connected M2M devices are telematics or broader transport applications, but telcos need to laser focus to reap the rewards of this window.
Fibre to drive global broadband revenue growth to 2018
The global fixed broadband market generated service revenues of $188bn in 2012, up 7 per cent from 2011, and is set to continue growing to reach $251bn by 2018, according to US firm ABI Research.
Support grows for MoCA and HomePlug
The number of households in North American using the Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA) standard as their home networking technology of choice will exceed 25 million by 2014, with similar numbers for the HomePlug standard in Western Europe, according to ABI Research.
Global broadband penetration passes one-third of all homes
More than one-third of the world’s households will have a fixed broadband connection by the end of this year, according to US firm ABI Research, which is forecasting there will be 618.7mn subscribers to fixed broadband services by the end of 2012, up 7.3% from one year previously.
Wifi to remain dominant home networking tech
By 2014, global shipments of core home networking equipment and network-enabled media devices will exceed one billion units, according to ABI Research. But wifi is expected to remain the most common technology used to connect these media devices.
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