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Cloud gaming could be 25% of 5G data traffic by 2022
- Monday | 6th May, 2019
According to mobile operator executives recently attending Openwave Mobility’s Mobile Video Industry Council (MOVIC) Livecast, most operators believe that cloud gaming could represent 25% to 50% of 5G data traffic by 2022, based on the rapid progression of cloud gaming services in recent months. As mobile operators deploy 5G networks, it’s vital that they prepare for the disruptive impact that cloud gaming could pose. The events have attracted senior technical and business executives from many of the world’s largest mobile operators. 5G networks will support cloud game streaming, enabling consumers to play digital games on their handsets without the need to own or install a copy of the game. Needless to say this will impact mobile operator data strategies.”Giere concluded: “While 5G network rollouts are still in their infancy, OTTs are already planning Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality services, in addition to cloud gaming.
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