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Globally, the mobile communications industry remains a cornerstone of economic development, social connectivity, and digital inclusion; however, in a developing economy such as Latin America (LATAM), the industry is especially important as it drives innovation in and expands access to an essential service, that is, communications. This study pro...

In this study, Frost & Sullivan presents the fixed wireless access (FWA) services industry in Latin America (LATAM), exploring its drivers and restraints, crucial market trends, and growth opportunities. The study period is 2023–2031, with 2025 as the base year and 2026–2031 as the forecast period.We analyze how major players like América Móvil, Te...

Precision agriculture is an emerging concept in the field of agriculture. Unlike conventional methods, where the farmers decision making is based on his/her intuition, precision agriculture provides quantitative evidence. The data collected using various enabling technologies helps the farmers in recognising patterns, based on which strategic decis...

Excitement pervades the market about wearable device opportunities. Large device manufacturers and niche technology companies are constantly innovating to launch new devices for varied applications. However, market uptake is still limited to a niche customer group due to pricing, battery, data accuracy, data security, and weak business case challen...

COVID-19 has put companies' contingency plans to a prolonged test regardless ot their size or industry, and changed the way they conduct business and prepare for the future. Agility was crucial: those that were not prepared to make quick changes or rapidly implement business continuity plans struggled to survive. The pandemic has brought into fous ...

The study covers Internet of Things (IoT) and its impact on future of consumption. With more than 8 connected devices for each human by 2026, the scope of the industry will expand manifold. IoT adoption and usage patterns will vary across regions, which will in turn affect the demand for connectivity, infrastructure, and devices. However, digital e...

The first generation of wireless communication technology (1G) was introduced when NTT launched the first commercial cellular network in Tokyo in 1979. Successive generations have followed approximately every 10 years. Analog voice was the primary 1G service; 2G brought digital voice and introduced data services with text messages. Internet access ...

A private cellular network—what the 3GPP standards refer to as a “non-public network”—is an isolated network which restricts the devices that connect to it. Public cellular networks initially carried primarily voice traffic, but data traffic now dominates these networks. This includes internet access and an ever-increasing percentage of video traff...

The fifth generation of wireless technology (5G) has arrived and is being rolled out globally. 5G is possible because of the contributions of previous generations of wireless communications and a number of disruptive technologies, each of which must be understood at least at a high level to paint a full picture of the industry. This report centers ...