Publicación de Ivan Rejon

#5G for Good

I couldn't think of a better headline: "a generational dual force", by Vala Afshar #Olympics #Paris2024 👇

The 2024 Paris Olympics officially kicked off yesterday. Facts are staggering:  During two weeks more than 10,500 athletes from 206 nations, will compete in 329 events and 32 different sports. Busy environments like sports & entertainment venues are places of high emotions with expectations of unfaltering mobile connectivity. CSPs have the opportunity to improve loyalty and create premium revenue opportunities. #Loyalty. Our Ericsson ConsumerLab report shows that #5G subscribers in France are 1.5x times more likely to switch provider because of poor connectivity experiences at major venues such as stadiums, arenas and transportation hubs. #Value. The mobile experience for fans before, during and after their event journey has become a pivotal opportunity for capturing additional revenues. Our results show that 20% of French smartphone users are willing to pay an average premium of 8% percent for QoS-led offerings. Citius, Fortius, Altius! Christian Leon Robert Condon Viktor Arvidsson

So proud of @rafaelnadal #ElCorazónDeEspaña 🇪🇸 #OpeningCeremony    #Paris2024   #Olympics

As I start my well deserved summer break 🏖 in Formentera 🏝 with my family, I'm fully convinced that the parasol screw-in is the most underrated invention 💡

24 years ago, Netflix wanted to sell itself to Blockbuster for $50 million. “They were polite, but not interested,” Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings said. Today, Netflix is worth $273 billion. 👇 https://lnkd.in/dMX_ESf4

Governments across the world are discovering “homeland economics”. Excellent reading 👇 https://lnkd.in/debCufZ3

July 20th, 1969. Maybe the greatest scientific and technological feat in human history.

Gran sesión e intercambio de ideas sobre el potencial de 5G en Madrid! Gracias Fernando de Pablo Martín, Fernando Alvarez y @Juan Jesús Muñoz 👇

A sanity check on #AI frenzy (/3) Goldman Sachs debates if 'overhyped' AI processing will ever pay off massive investments. Two perspectives: 1) Industry needs to make $600 billion annually to break even on its initial expenditure. Impact on the economy limited, around a 0.5% increase in productivity and a 1% addition to GDP. 2) AI follows a normal progression ("IPA") = infrastructure first, platforms next, and applications last. The AI cycle is still in the infrastructure buildout phase, so finding the killer application will take more time, but I believe we’ll get there. 9% jump in #productivity and a 6.1% increase in GDP https://lnkd.in/dm4uunrj