Gaining traction as a way to bolster sporting broadcasts, private or standalone 5G technology is in the spotlight at the 2024 summer games.

This summer’s sports broadcasting schedule means a new dawn for 5G, a technology that promises to revolutionize live production.

The 2023 NAB Show to spotlight the impact of 5G today and in the future, with a focus on new opportunities for broadcasters and producers.

Haivision’s latest report finds enabling remote production and transitioning to IP are top investment priorities for broadcasters this year.

Verizon has announced plans to expand its content hub +play and is experimenting with novel forms of mobile-first interactive content

Ericsson predicts 91% of the North American market will have adopted 5G by 2028, with video accounting for as much as 80% of mobile network traffic.

Mobile data analyst Opensignal’s Video Experience Metric measures 5G performance, including picture quality, loading time and buffering.

A new survey finds operators will commercialize 5G network slicing over the next two years, focusing on enterprise services and live events.

Already progressing from early to mass adoption, 5G is enabling the transition from immersive services to metaverse experiences.

The North American market for 5G technologies is set to exceed $180 billion by 2030, while 6G undergoes scrutiny by standardization groups.

With the introduction of 5G New Radio technology, the game-changing applications for broadcasting are on the verge of being realized.

5G is set to generate $7 trillion in economic value by 2030, InterDigital reports, as it fuels a proliferation of connected devices.