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TNW Talks @ IBC: Mobile & 5G
IBC2022: 5G is transforming how we consume and create content across mobile devices. 5G roll-out continues to accelerate around, bridging distances and bringing hyper-rich experiences to the hands of the public. But this is just the beginning - what will come next as we push the limits of 5G and which tech will fast-track the development of emerging media formats, the production, and circulation of content, and will lead to the next level of mobile experiences?
Advancements in 5G-related technology changed the definition of data-heavy while driving the demand for premium video, games, and live events. The consumer already expects a greater amount of premium content - the competitive differentiator will come from immersive and interactive broadcasts, shared experiences bridging real and digital worlds, hyper-personalized advertising, and the creation of new realities (in the metaverse and real world).
TNW Talks Mobile & 5G @ IBC will bring the investor, the innovator, and the emerging technology creator perspective to uncover the next-generation technologies that will allow creators, marketers, distributors, and consumers to take full advantage of the opportunities 5g unlocks. Industry innovators and TNW editor Callum Booth will explore 5g-enabled facilities, 3D, AR/VR, AI-driven tools for the super creators, computerization of physical objects - and of course, what it will take to go deliver content even faster.
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