11 Billion TinyML Device Installs, 481 Million 5G-Advanced Devices in 2027 and 35 Other Transformative Technology Stats You Need to Know
ABI Research’s latest whitepaper highlights 37 transformative technology stats you need to know for 2023 and beyond
For the past three years, business leaders and organizations have faced an unyielding procession of challenges. As we usher in 2023, many of those challenges persist, and new ones are emerging. Yet, as unwavering as the challenges have been, technology and innovation have proven to be just as resilient. In its new whitepaper, 37 Technology Stats You Need to Know for 2023, global technology intelligence firm ABI Research has identified and highlighted the most impactful forecasts that illuminate the direction in which digital transformation is truly heading.
“From among the many millions of data points ABI Research creates each year, we have focused on the most enlightening stats that will shape the year ahead. The rapid rise of 5G-Advanced, IoT innovation in the supply chain, a big bet on TinyML, and the emergence of the enterprise and industrial metaverse are just some of the many changes on the horizon that are indicative of a more connected, technology-driven world,” Stuart Carlaw, Chief Research Officer at ABI Research explains.
Some stats highlighted in the whitepaper include:
5G Devices, Smartphones, & Wearables:
The migration to 5G-Advanced will reshape the mobile devices and wearables market, as 481.92 million devices with 5G-Advanced will ship in 2027. “The 5G industry has seen phenomenal growth over the past few years, but with the evolution toward 5G-Advanced, there is still much to be done to fully expose the value of the 5G ecosystem and realize its full potential. Many new 5G opportunities have already been unlocked, notably better coverage and system performance, lower latency, further reductions in device power consumption, and increases in reliability and efficiency,” explains ABI Research Director David McQueen.
AI & Machine Learning:
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