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The acceleration of digital transformation caused by the pandemic will continue for at least the next couple of years. Rapid and often continuous data center retooling is expected as businesses rely on and respond to the above trends to meet their evolving customer, employee, and partner needs.
Cellsmart Global Cellular Performance Survey uses data captured by network engineers globally to provide a unique snapshot of 3G, 4G, and 5G performance
With cloud-native cores, network slicing, edge computing, and other innovations, 5G networks will look and act unlike anything we’ve seen before. But with so many new capabilities and possibilities, the next mobile generation also carries big question marks.
Companies that focus on colocation services will experience rising demand, especially those that are strategically placed to cover promising geographical regions, such as Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa.
When the right components are chosen, a truly future-proof network can be achieved — one that can support the transformative applications of our emerging reality.
The promise of ultrafast broadband speeds — potentially as much as 10 Gbit/s — can catapult cellular technology into new markets, like smart cities, connected vehicles, defense, and the rapidly expanding IoT.
Despite the slowdowns and disruptions of the past two years, the industry is returning to a pre-COVID pace for 5G investment and rollouts, and that pace is picking up steam.