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- 2. Profound changes Multiscreen consumption of Media in a connected home, where handheld devices proliferate Growing Out of Home media consumption Huge benefit of cost and quality, if mobile traffic through broadcast
- 3. Profound changes Fast developing cellular networks migrating from 4G 5G Blurring of traditional business models emergence of OTT and decoupling Personalized & Social Media experiences with augmented and programmatic content
- 4. Need to think about the future More and more video consumption Current broadband networks cannot do it alone Huge benefit of cost and quality, if mobile traffic through broadcast
- 5. Need to think about the future Linear TV, predominantly HD (or UHD), will remain very important Even software updates when millions of devices download in the same week Then comes the spectrum reduction
- 6. Need of Efficiency The increase in video demand Is a factor of 1.7x to 2x The reduction of spectrum By a factor of 0.7x Means we need Improvements of 2.5x to 3x factor in efficiency
- 7. Half of this improvement The other half still needs to be found MIMO? 50% has already been identified With HEVC and DVB-T2
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