While 5G is still very much a work in progress, the industry is already contemplating next-gen mobile connectivity including 6G and 7G.

The tenth edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report reveals an almost 300-fold increase in mobile data traffic over that last decade.

Rohde & Schwarz outlines a multicast approach to transmitting live and on-demand video that leverages expanding 5G networks.

Mobile 5G edge networks are set to unlock cloud video revenues totaling $67.5 billion by 2024, up from $5 billion in 2019.

ABI Research predicts 5G edge networks will unlock cloud video revenues totaling $67.5 billion by 2024, at a growth rate of 67% since 2019.

New report from Ericsson shows that 70% of consumers are dissatisfied with lack of the availability of 5G services and new apps.

While 5G has increased the mobile data bandwidth available to users, operators are still searching for a dramatic 5G VR mobile application.

Live streaming creates new creator communities as Twitch and other streaming platforms allow new forms of community engagement and support.

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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.

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

Whether it’s employed for education or marketing, user-generated content will play an increasingly important role in the metaverse.