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The fear that the slow but steady growth of the UK’s nascent 5G wireless market, for which mobile video is a huge use case, would come to a grinding halt has receded with the government’s decision not to ban totally Huawei from supplying infrastructure kit.
In a deal combining multiple field units with a central management platform to live broadcast popular shows and events, AbemaTV, one of Japan’s leading video streaming channels, is deploying LiveU cellular bonding technology to produce its online news and entertainment.
Following in the footsteps of the big four operators in the country, Sky Mobile is launching 5G connectivity on its UK network in 20 cities and towns across the UK.
The current video streaming wars are set to make a major contribution to a booming mobile market according to The State of Mobile 2020 report from mobile data and analytics company App Annie.
