Podcast episode 39: The hidden future of video
Michael Hainsworth
75 percent of mobile traffic today is video. But with 5G, half of all video sent over this next generation network will never be seen by human eyes.
75 percent of mobile traffic today is video. But with 5G, half of all video sent over this next generation network will never be seen by human eyes.
Can’t wait to put 2020 behind you? The telecom industry feels your pain. But as the novel coronavirus wreaked havoc
5G will bring download speeds up to 100x faster than 4G. That speed boost will force content creators to evolve.
5G requires additional CAPEX investments, and it’s arriving at a time when telecom companies are feeling the pinch. But to
The FAANGS are out and telecom companies don’t want to get bitten. But as giants like Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix,
Every time someone picks up a 5G smartphone, a superhero springs into action. For Nokia’s Jitin Bhandari, it’s not the
Like the rest of the world, Latin America is adopting 5G. Its roll-out may not be as fast as we’ve
Varonis’ Field CTO and hacker Brian Vecci spent his life breaking into computers. With the roll-out of 5G, the number
COVID-19 is accelerating the adoption of technologies that would otherwise have taken years to go mainstream. But how are companies
Business as usual will have to take a back seat for some time. But how does the move to remote
to Florian Groene, a partner at PWC in New York, and business strategist Hans Geerdes from Nokia Software HQ in San Jose, the new normal offers opportunities for telecom providers to reinvent their relationships with their customers.
As COVID-19 turned a local epidemic into a pandemic, the spotlight was trained on an industry known as a “dumb
