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Cisco Visual Networking Index and VNI Service Adoption 2014–2019 - Argentina
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VNI Argentina 2015 2020 - Junio 2016
De acuerdo con el informe Visual Networking Index™ (VNI) de Cisco, Argentina contará con 31 millones de usuarios de Internet en 2020, siete millones más que en 2015. Por otra parte, y también en Argentina, la velocidad promedio de banda ancha fija crecerá de 4,9 Mbps en 2015 a 15,2 Mbps en 2020, mientras que las velocidades móviles crecerán 4 veces entre 2015 y 2020 hasta alcanzar los 3 megas en 2020.
El VNI con datos sobre la actualidad argentina también informó que el tráfico IP va a incrementar 2 veces de 2015 a 2020, con un crecimiento compuesto anual del 18%. En el mismo período, el tráfico móvil va a crecer 7 veces, con un crecimiento compuesto anual del 47%. En cuanto al tráfico móvil, va a representar el 14% del tráfico IP total en Argentina comparado con el 5% del total de este tráfico en 2015.
Para Gonzalo Valverde, Director de Ventas de Proveedores de Servicio de Cisco Argentina, Paraguay y Uruguay, “nuevamente el VNI de Cisco nos brinda proyecciones de Internet para nuestro país. De acuerdo a este estudio, podemos destacar que en Argentina la velocidad promedio de banda ancha fija crecerá de 4,9 Mbps en 2015 a 15,2 Mbps en 2020, lo que representa una de las tasas de crecimiento compuesto más altas de la región para este período. Este crecimiento facilitará una mejor experiencia de consumo de video, que representará el 82% del tráfico IP total en 2020. En lo que respecta a las velocidades móviles en la Argentina, crecerán 4 veces entre 2015 y 2020 hasta alcanzar los 3 megas en 2020. El tráfico móvil representará el 14% del tráfico IP total en Argentina”.
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Top 10 5G Countries in Asia by 2021
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Early in the first quarter of 2021, China is leading the 5G network adoption with reports mentioning that they’ve reached more than 200 million 5G users. Following China, Japan and South Korea is also fast to adapt.
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Freemium Internet can also drive non-telco OTTs, such as advertising, mobile money, and e-Government services, using mobile data as a platform. By removing affordability as an obstacle, the number of internet users expands exponentially, enabling the delivery of e-services to all segments of the population, instead of only the (relatively) wealthy.
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El VNI con datos sobre la actualidad argentina también informó que el tráfico IP va a incrementar 2 veces de 2015 a 2020, con un crecimiento compuesto anual del 18%. En el mismo período, el tráfico móvil va a crecer 7 veces, con un crecimiento compuesto anual del 47%. En cuanto al tráfico móvil, va a representar el 14% del tráfico IP total en Argentina comparado con el 5% del total de este tráfico en 2015.
Para Gonzalo Valverde, Director de Ventas de Proveedores de Servicio de Cisco Argentina, Paraguay y Uruguay, “nuevamente el VNI de Cisco nos brinda proyecciones de Internet para nuestro país. De acuerdo a este estudio, podemos destacar que en Argentina la velocidad promedio de banda ancha fija crecerá de 4,9 Mbps en 2015 a 15,2 Mbps en 2020, lo que representa una de las tasas de crecimiento compuesto más altas de la región para este período. Este crecimiento facilitará una mejor experiencia de consumo de video, que representará el 82% del tráfico IP total en 2020. En lo que respecta a las velocidades móviles en la Argentina, crecerán 4 veces entre 2015 y 2020 hasta alcanzar los 3 megas en 2020. El tráfico móvil representará el 14% del tráfico IP total en Argentina”.
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