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Latest Research Coverage (16 items)
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Cisco: Live Video to Increase 15x to 13% of All Video Traffic By 2021
Posted on 06-08-2017
Cisco has released the latest version of its Visual Networking Index, forecasting among other things, that live video will increase 15x over the next 5 years to reach 13%...
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Cisco VNI: Video Will Account for 85% of North American Internet Traffic in 2020
Posted on 06-07-2016
Cisco has released the 11th edition of its Visual Networking Index (VNI), forecasting that video will account for 85% of North American Internet traffic by 2020, the highest of...
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Cisco: Video Will be 75% of Global Mobile Data Traffic by 2020
Posted on 02-03-2016
Cisco has released its 10th annual Visual Networking Index, forecasting that video will account for 75% of global mobile data traffic by 2020, up from 55% in 2015. The U.S....
Research Around the Web (8 items)
- Surprise! Cisco data says we still use a lot of broadband (mostly for video) GigaOm - 06-10-2014
- Net Video To Keep Eating More Bandwidth: Cisco Study Multichannel News - 05-30-2012
- Video To Comprise Half Of `Net Traffic By End Of 2012: Cisco Multichannel News - 06-01-2011
- Broadband Users Consume 11.4 Gbytes Per Month: Cisco Study Multichannel News - 10-21-2009
- Cable wins, broadcasters lose with Web video Telephony Online - 06-19-2009
- New Cisco Visual Networking Index Forecasts Global IP Traffic to Increase Fivefold by 2013 Press Release - 06-10-2009
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Video Research Around the Web
- As streaming surges globally, Roku is falling behind abroad Protocol
- World-Wide Streaming Subscriptions Pass One Billion During Pandemic WSJ
- Cable Now Controls Nearly 70% of U.S. Fixed Broadband After Biggest Year Since 2008 Next TV
- Cord Cutting’s Worst Year Ever: Analyst B&C
- Disney Plus Will Surpass Netflix in Customers by 2026, Research Company Says Next TV
- Tubi Says Streaming Rose 58% In 2020, With Half Of Viewers Younger Than 35 Deadline
- U.S. SVOD Revenue Spiked 39% in Q3 to $5.5 Billion Next TV
- What Are Consumers Willing To Pay For Ad-Free TV Content? Mediapost