1、 Media over Wireless Networks for ubiquitous video May 2025 Nikolaos Tzoumerkas,Kedar Mohite,Simon Forrest Media over Wireless 2 2025 Futuresource Consulting Ltd Contents Introduction.3 A surge in the rich data economy.3 The continuous rise in data traffic.3 5G:From modulation to mainstream.5 Next g

2、eneration 5G technologies gaining momentum.5 IP migration vital for mobile TV adoption.7 The increase in 5G consumer devices.8 Statistics for mobile video.9 Progress on 5G networks.10 The transition to new video codecs.11 Video codec adoption in mobile devices.12 Codecs for immersive and spatial exp

3、eriences.13 Emerging standards.14 Towards a 100Gbps connected world.15 Primary capabilities of next generation networks.16 Consumer device forecasts for 6G.19 The introduction of ultra-high reliability Wi-Fi.20 The intersection of video and wireless.21 Towards spatial video and immersive experiences

4、.21 Volumetric video for digital twin.23 E-sports and mobile gaming.24 Paving the way for advancement in digital signage.25 Summary.26 Media over Wireless 3 2025 Futuresource Consulting Ltd Introduction Video consumption has driven a huge increase in the amount of data transmitted over wireless netw

5、orks.The ease with which consumers can now watch video on mobile devices has been a defining feature of wireless networks since the advent of 4G,and this trend shows no signs of abating throughout the rest of this decade in the steady transition to 5G.Beyond this,standardisation efforts are building

6、 upon the solid foundations of 5G while introducing entirely new capabilities,with the sixth generation,6G,destined to offer extreme performance and expanded coverage.The vision is built on creating a seamless reality where the digital and physical worlds converge,delivering much faster,ubiquitous c