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Europe’s race to catch up in the 5G SA rollout is heating up, but how far behind is the region really? With new strategies emerging and the potential for faster speeds and better connectivity, the stakes are high. What is the current state of 5G in Europe and what’s next for the industry?

The research is part of a broader report by the Dutch company ABN Amro examining the environmental harm caused by everyday consumer goods.

This is proof of the significant challenges the company faces in dealing with growing competition from domestic brands and economic obstacles. Despite this, the company continues its efforts to adapt and maintain its share in this key market.

In the past three months of 2023, global smartphone sales experienced an 8 percent year-over-year decline, marking the ninth consecutive quarter of decreased sales. However, the market still saw a 2 percent growth compared to the previous fiscal quarter.

In a recent survey conducted by the accounting firm Ernst & Young US, it has been observed that the tech industry continues to be tenacious and progressive, despite encountering setbacks like bank failures and tech layoffs.

Juniper Research has revealed teleoperators are likely to generate $625 billion from 5G services globally by 2027; up from $310 billion in 2023.

Juniper Research predicts this increase in revenue will be driven by the migration of cellular subscriptions to 5G networks; owing to operator strategies which minimise or remove any premium over existing 4G tariffs.

According to researchers, gadgets like Alexa could have long-term effects on children’s capacity for empathy, compassion, and critical thought.

The growth of 5G continues at an unprecedented rate compared with other generations of mobile communications. According to a study released by InterDigital and ABI Research, it’s on track to generate $7tn of economic value in 2030, 12 years after the official 3GPP standard was published.

The quality of electric vehicles has hit an all-time low, according to the latest survey by global market research firm J.D. Power. The chip shortage and supply chain crisis seem to be affecting not only vehicle price increases, but also their quality.