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2 Billion OTT subscriptions in 2025

2 Billion OTT subscriptions in 2025

Jan 07 2021

A report from Juniper Research has found that there will be nearly 2 billion active global subscriptions to on-demand video services in 2025; a 65 per cent increase over the end of 2020.

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This new feature is about to make electric cars way easier to use

This new feature is about to make electric cars way easier to use

Dec 08 2020

The system delivers DC current up to 11 kilowatts at the maximum voltage the vehicle can accept up to 10 inches of space between a pad mounted on the floor to a receiver on the vehicle. Charging efficiency is up to 94%, comparable to wired connections. The SAE is working on higher power levels for future passenger vehicles and heavy-duty applications like mining equipment.

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Coronavirus and 5G: New devices are coming, but will networks be ready?

Coronavirus and 5G: New devices are coming, but will networks be ready?

Jun 15 2020

The two primary categories of 5G devices that are already in the marketplace are smartphones (“mobile 5G”) and home broadband modems (“fixed 5G”). Most currently available evidence points to uninterrupted releases of both sorts of devices this year, though some key products in each category are likely to arrive a little later than might have been expected.

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5G Wireless Networks and Connected Cars Advance Interconnect Technology

5G Wireless Networks and Connected Cars Advance Interconnect Technology

Sep 13 2020

Many of us have experienced bandwidth limitations that restrict what we can do online, especially during times when many people are working from home. This has increased demand for 5G, which offers the increased speed and capacity required to accomplish compute-heavy internet-based business and leisure activities. 5G wireless networks will also present significant opportunities for transportation as vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technologies become part of our transportation and urban infrastructure.

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Intel Considers What Was Once Heresy: Not Manufacturing Chips

Intel Considers What Was Once Heresy: Not Manufacturing Chips

Aug 27 2020

Intel Corp. Chief Executive Officer Bob Swan spent almost an hour on Thursday discussing an idea that would once have been unthinkable for the world’s largest semiconductor company: Not manufacturing its own chips. Outsourcing is the norm in the $400 billion industry nowadays, but for 50 years Intel has combined chip design with in-house production. And until recently, Intel was even planning to churn out processors for others.

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It took a global pandemic, but QR codes may finally take off

It took a global pandemic, but QR codes may finally take off

Aug 03 2020

With the increasing acceptance of contactless payments, quick response (QR) barcodes could see a resurgence in use among retailers. The technology has been around since the early ‘90s, but several factors have brands revisiting its use for marketing and payment solutions. For one, unlike encrypted smartphone wallets, QR has an advantage in allowing customers to view and use unique virtual code without downloading an app.

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The Evolution of Cellular Communication Technology: 3G to 5G

The Evolution of Cellular Communication Technology: 3G to 5G

Jul 17 2020

To increase speed and system capacity, designers chose to utilize multiple higher-frequency bands, including millimeter wave (mmWave) frequencies of up to 52.6GHz. The higher the frequency, the greater the signal distortion, due to attenuation over distance and through obstructions. Even heavy rain can reduce the effective range of mmWave transmission. In order to compensate for these losses, 5G cellular networks will require a major increase in the number of cellular antennas.

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