As mobile connections multiply and diversify, telecoms operators are looking to deploy new flexible network architectures. Now interwoven into the fabric of daily life, mobile connectivity is being applied in all kinds of innovative ways. As well as delivering compelling consumer services, it is helping drive the development of the Internet of Things (IoT), which promises to transform many different parts of the economy. To deliver everything from high definition entertainment to remote control of industrial equipment, mobile networks need to juggle a diverse set of demands. Sometimes they need to prioritise throughput, sometimes responsiveness, sometimes battery life.
As mobile connections multiply and diversify, telecoms operators are looking to deploy new flexible network architectures. Now interwoven into the fabric of daily life, mobile connectivity is being applied in all kinds of innovative ways. As well as delivering compelling consumer services, it is helping drive the development of the Internet of Things (IoT), which promises to transform many different parts of the economy. To deliver everything from high definition entertainment to remote control of industrial equipment, mobile networks need to juggle a diverse set of demands. Sometimes they need to prioritise throughput, sometimes responsiveness, sometimes battery life.
