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The Latin American charging infrastructure market is emerging, but the number of charging points is reducing. In 2022, for example, the region had 6,492 public and semi-public charging points to cater to an electric vehicle (EV) parc of about 89 thousand units. Despite that, the market is expected to witness rapid growth, especially due to the risi...

The global data centre industry is entering a new growth phase, driven by surging AI adoption, expanding cloud ecosystems, energy transition requirements, and the increasing digitisation of economies. The most significant growth opportunities are emerging at the intersection of computing capacity, energy infrastructure, cooling innovation, digital ...

Tightening emissions regulations, the Clean Vehicles Directive, and government subsidies increasingly drive European bus operators to purchase electric buses for their fleets. However, putting more electric buses on the road requires sufficient charging infrastructure. Most electric fleets operating in Europe use only depot charging or a combinatio...

Buy now, pay later (BNPL), also referred to as point of sale (PoS) installment loans, is a short-term financing option that enables consumers to spread out payments for purchases over a period of time. The increase in eCommerce activity during the COVID-19 pandemic brought along with it a strong interest in alternative spending options. BNPL, a sub...

AI infrastructure is rapidly evolving from stand-alone compute environments to vertically integrated AI platforms that combine compute, networking, storage, cloud software, orchestration, security, and intelligent data management. Platform-centric architectures are becoming essential to support scalable AI training, inference, and agentic AI worklo...

Germany is Europe’s economic and technology powerhouse and epitomizes the pulse of region. It is home to a few of the biggest media conglomerates. This insight provides an overview of the video landscape in Germany with key indicators such as total population, households, penetration of TV, broadband, mobile phones and broadband, satellite TV, cabl...

This Frost RadarTM covers the year 2022. Frost & Sullivan defines 5G network infrastructure to include the following: • Radio access networks (RAN) • Transport networks • Core networks, which may include one or more edge networks The 5G network infrastructure market includes public networks run by communications service providers (C...

The race to provide 5G in some areas of the world has driven growth rates for 5G network infrastructure to rise above historical averages. However, 2024 saw slowing growth as 5G coverage in these countries and regions became more ubiquitous. This does not mean investment in 5G networks is done; there is still much work to be done in all areas of 5G...

The global 5G network infrastructure market is substantial, generating tens of billions of dollars in annual revenue. Historically, this market served a single primary customer type: communications service providers (CSPs). While CSPs continue to account for the largest share of spending, enterprises across a wide range of verticals are now explori...