ABI Research stories
SD-WAN may be considered outdated by some, but there's still a market for innovative suppliers, says ABI Research.
Artificial intelligence will play an increasing role in augmented and virtual reality in 2022, according to ABI Research.
2022 will see a 65% increase in mobile robot shipments, with a total of 452,000 expected, according to a report by ABI Research.
Next year will see a US$4.6 billion global spend on industrial digital twins, according to a new whitepaper by ABI Research.
2022 will see pandemic-fuelled growth continue for wearables and wireless headsets, according to ABI Research.
Telco cloud revenue is expected to grow from $8.7bn in 2020 to $29.3bn in 2025, driven by the evolution of 5G-orientated networks.
By 2026, IoT cellular connections will number more than 3 billion, with 4G LTE and LPWA networks bearing the brunt of these new connections.
Despite huge potential, private networks are failing to reach scale, and the window of opportunity for telcos is closing.
The future of identity and access management in the IoT will adopt a multi-faced approach, according to ABI Research.
Global 5G smartphone market set for rapid growth in 2021, with more than 500m units expected, driven by falling prices.
The race is on for OEMs to find a level of differentiation in their flagship portfolios to help boost margins and improve market share.
Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services have emerged as the top leaders in IoT Device Onboard and Lifecycle Management, according to ABI Research.
The exponential growth of IoT connections will generate $16 billion in IoT security revenue by 2026, according to ABI Research.
The cloud-native nature of 5G networks will disrupt the cybersecurity industry, presenting a $9bn market opportunity by 2025, says ABI Research.
Asia Pacific countries are leading the way in private network deployments, creating a market worth $7bn by 2025, says ABI Research.
Consumer device market set for huge growth post-COVID-19, with 5G smartphones and voice control smart home devices leading the way, says ABI Research.
Strategic misalignment is the prevalent threat keeping innovative biometric monetisation from reaching critical mass in the larger IoT ecosystem.
The brunt of security spending is still first and foremost focused on IT networks, systems, and data security from a defensive perspective.
The growth will be driven by cloud infrastructure-related investments, such as virtual networks, orchestration, and cloud-native functions.
ABI Research says that the revenue drop will not last long, with revenues expected to return to normal by 2023.
