Are Fixed and Wi-Fi Actually Losing Ground to Mobile?

 ARE FIXED AND WI-FI ACTUALLY LOSING GROUND TO MOBILE?


✅ The Tefficient 🚥 article discusses the competition between fixed and mobile internet, and how 5G has impacted their usage.
✅ 5G has encouraged mobile network operators (MNOs) to offer fixed wireless access (FWA) services.
✅ FWA can be a substitute for traditional fixed broadband connections like DSL and cable.
✅ However, FWA does not replace Wi-Fi, as the FWA router converts 5G into Wi-Fi for home devices.
✅ Although 5G has indirectly caused fixed internet to lose some of its dominance to mobile, Wi-Fi remains the primary interface for home devices.

What the chart says?

☑️ Just one country, Saudi Arabia, is the mobile data traffic larger than the fixed data traffic.
☑️ Six countries, Croatia, Austria, Bahrain, Finland, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia, have a different characteristic. Here fixed just represents in between 45% and 68% of the total data traffic of a country. Very high average mobile data usage – they are all in the top 7 of the world (of 49).


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