CTIA released its Annual Wireless Industry Survey,
which found Americans used a record 13.72 trillion megabytes (MBs) of
mobile data in 2016, an increase of over 4 trillion MBs over 2015, and
35 times the volume of traffic in 2010. The amount of data traffic sent
over wireless networks in 2016 -13.72 trillion MBs – is the equivalent
of 1.58 million years of streaming HD videos.
“Americans are using more wireless
data than ever. As wireless becomes central to our lives and the U.S.
economy, it’s no surprise that Americans’ mobile data usage continues to
skyrocket,” said CTIA President/CEO Meredith Attwell Baker. “This
continued growth underscores the need to free up more spectrum and
modernize infrastructure processes at all levels of government to make
way for next-generation 5G networks – and hundreds of billions of
industry investment.” Continue Reading
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