All articles by GlobalData Technology
GlobalData is the market leader in providing actionable insight into the technology industry. With market analysts in 18 countries around the world, along with a team of researchers and consultants, we can provide you with the reliable, in-depth industry information you need.
GlobalData Technology
Shoppable ads mix US streaming content and e-commerce
The TV and video shoppable ad trend currently gaining traction in the US market will continue to grow.
UK fiber: Deep pockets required
The path to breakeven seems to be the strategic challenge.
Vodafone Portugal takes a la carte fibre-to-the-room
The service provides households with direct, wired fibre connections to multiple rooms of the home using purpose-made transparent cabling.
More than half of Netherlands mobile subscriptions to be 5G
In the Netherlands, 5G services will hold a 30% share of total mobile subscription in 2023 and will increase significantly to 67% in 2028.
Qatar to keep its focus on 5G
At the close of 2022, Qatar had achieved 98.3% 5G population coverage, a result of concerted efforts between the government and service providers, to improve the quality and quantity of internet services.
Subscribe to our Newsletter
Get industry leading news, data and analysis delivered to your inbox
Webex Go with AT&T smooths hybrid work despite rough edges
Aside from aligning with hybrid work trends, Webex Go with AT&T sports some intriguing features
Meta and MediaTek’s AR silicon will move the AR segment forward
This is Meta’s second big collaboration with MediaTek.
Microsoft releases first in-house microprocessor for GenAI
The Maia 100 and Cobalt 100 processors are designed by the company for its cloud infrastructure.
Broadcom closes VMware deal, creating customer concerns in the cybersecurity segment
Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware follows suit to acquisitions in the cybersecurity sector.
Apple to adopt RCS: the proprietary king bows to the EU, universal experience
Working alongside the GSMA and its members will give Apple more control over the direction of the Universal Profile than if it were to work with Google’s proprietary profile.