The consumer market for flat panel HD TVs has continuously grown throughout the last decade and a half. Due to larger screen sizes, higher resolution, and increased smart capabilities, flat panel TV adoption has overcome what is generally a saturated market. The demand for the most updated, "must-have" technology in arguably the home's most important device (not to mention those annual Black Friday deals) keeps flat panel TVs flying off the shelves.
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While people in large cities and populated urban areas may take connectivity on-the-go for granted, the truth is that for many rural communities, mobile broadband remains painfully out of reach. This lack of mobile access doesn’t just mean people are missing out on their social media updates and phone calls; on the contrary, it remains a significant barrier to job opportunities and upward mobility in general.
Wi-Fi is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, and is not expected to slow down anytime soon. Faster, more widespread coverage is on the horizon, which will facilitate growth in mesh networking systems, smart home, automotive, and IoT applications. Over the next five years, device shipments are forecasted to surpass 20 billion, with nearly 25% of those occurring in 2024.
Across the globe, people are traveling more than ever before. In fact, the number of international travelers has increased every year since 2009.
As robots become more commonplace in commercial and industrial settings, companies are searching for ways to optimize how robots behave and interact with one another.
When you think about the Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Wireless Connectivity space, there are some time-tested and well-known companies that come to mind. However, a new crop of players is changing the landscape, pushing the boundaries of innovation in an effort to address critical challenges that the wireless industry is facing today.
When discussing the Internet of Things, most people think of connected factories, or smart homes, or even smart cities. However, another, somewhat unlikely industry is starting to embrace the potential of the IoT – agriculture.
For decades, the utility industry operated in an analog world. Energy and water grids were originally managed offline, and later in air-gapped and highly siloed systems.
In fact, we project that spend in the video ad tech space will reach close to $6 billion by 2023 – up from just under $1.7 billion as of 2018.
