Operator-billed revenue from 5G IoT connections will reach $8 billion by the end of 2024, up from $525 million in 2020 — growth of more than 1,400 percent in five years. A new study from Juniper Research forecasts that 5G IoT connections will be considered as new connections that won’t cannibalise existing operator connectivity revenue from current IoT technologies. This means that these 5G connections will become a highly sought after revenue stream for service providers. The research urges operators to develop comprehensive value-added services to enable IoT service users to manage their 5G connections. Tools, such as network slicing… [Continue Reading] // Read more: original article.

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