Mobile and Wireless Communications Market Research Reports

A private cellular network (what the 3GPP standards refer to as a “non-public network”) is an isolated network that 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 ...

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. The 5G network infra...

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 5th generation of telecom networks opens up a whole new world of communications that primarily focuses on object-to-object communications. The communication requirements of IoT are very different from human communication. IoT requires extremely low latencies and high speed. The research service focuses on developments in the 5th generation of t...

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...

By 2020, a clear picture of the post-smartphone era will have emerged, the blended-reality era. The smartphone will be the central component of a personal Internet of Things, connecting with wearables, household objects and utilities, and connected vehicles to quantify, aggregate, and automate everyday tasks. Sensors, displays, and augmented realit...