Podcast episode 42: B2B2X is everything to 5G (with Amir Rao of AWS)
Michael Hainsworth
Amazon Web Services’ Amir Rao knows that the next killer app requires CSPs to recognize their role in this new ecosystem.
Amazon Web Services’ Amir Rao knows that the next killer app requires CSPs to recognize their role in this new ecosystem.
Connectivity in the enterprise world used to be about buildings and people. The advent of 5G will encapsulate every moving and fixed asset in the business.
Service providers will need to emphasize 5G’s benefits such as low latency and high speeds if they want to appeal to gamers.
What the future of healthcare can build upon is the ability to bring a high level of expertise and analysis into everyone’s homes.
5G can usher in a host of innovative, differentiating, and value-added voice- and video-based features, creating new revenue opportunities for CSPs in the process.
5G is accelerating Latin America’s evolution to Industry 4.0. Listen to this podcast episode featuring Omdia’s Wally Swain.
5G’s increased bandwidth capacity and lower latency will make it possible to evolve from making analytics-driven strategic adjustments from game-to-game to making them in real-time.
How can CSPs position themselves to compete for their business in an increasingly crowded provider market? A recent research report from Nokia sheds some light.
Razer’s relationship with Tencent reveals the future of gaming in the era of 5G: always available, and never laggy.
There is already an entire ecosystem emerging around the challenges of sensing, mapping, and replicating objects from the real world into the digital – and vice-versa.
A new global research study by Omdia and Nokia reveals that carriers and enterprise verticals have different ideas about where 5G will have the greatest impact.
The future of online gaming is 5G, and Hatch Entertainment VP Nick Thomas says telecoms and developers should work together to leverage the technology.
