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Welcome to the second installment of our ‘bite-sized thought leadership’ Microcast.   This time we tackled a market opportunity that has been garnering quite a bit of media and analyst attention: the impact and potential of cloud gaming on 5G…

On February 6, The Mobile Video Industry Council and Enea Openwave launched the industry’s first bite-sized thought leadership series for mobile operators. These 15 minute “microcasts” will cover a diverse range of topics that will impact mobile operators in 2020…

(This article originally appeared on Forbes). The year 2020 has a ring to it. Those stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic jams will laugh to learn that past future gazers predicted that by 2020 people would have flying cars and even telepathy!…

New 15 minute webinars from industry leaders giving mobile operators “bite-sized thought leadership” Beginning February 6 Enea Openwave launches another industry first! Mobile Video Industry Council (MOVIC) will introduce 15-minute webinars – or microcasts as we call them – on…

Has your organization had to deal with the headache of moving to a virtualized operation? Then you’ll be able to sympathize with poor Santa who decided to go virtual and cloud-native for Christmas 2019. His lack of planning meant things…

This week marks an exciting new chapter in our company’s journey. Our integration is now complete and we are now the Openwave division of Enea, or, simply, Enea Openwave. Combined with other units of Enea, our new capabilities will have…

(A version of this article originally appeared on Pipeline) The promise of increased bandwidth and low latency made possible by 5G networks is contributing to a massive increase in the development of new mobile video technologies and streaming services designed…

(This article originally appeared on RCR Wireless).   They said mobile phones would never replace cameras. They said mobile phones would never replace car sat navs. They said mobile phones would never replace home Hi-Fi systems. And yet for most people,…

A number of operators have started implementing 5G networks. They are however increasingly realizing that the data management needs of 5G are drastically different than those of earlier network generations. 5G demands that operators move from bare metal to cloud-based…

(This article originally appeared on Forbes).   E3 yet again showcased the latest and greatest in gaming innovations. Thanks to new technologies like cloud gaming, the industry could be worth $300bn by 2025. The gaming behemoths – Google, Sony, Microsoft and…