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The GSMA Mobile Connectivity Index measures the performance of 170 countries – representing 99% of the global population – against key enablers of mobile internet adoption: infrastructure, affordability, consumer readiness, and content and services.

This report provides the mobile industry and other stakeholders with a comprehensive overview of the trends in global connectivity.

The GSMA Mobile Economy Report provides the latest insights on the state of the mobile industry worldwide. The report contains a range of technology, socio-economic and financial datasets, including forecasts out to 2025

The roundtable shifted the focus away from assessment of the impact of the pandemic on the functioning of digital infrastructure and the implications for urgent actions, to the search for longer-term, sustainable connectivity solutions

The impacts and opportunities of Know Your Customer (KYC) regulatory policy changes during the COVID-19 pandemic

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5G will account for as many as 1.2 billion connections by 2025

After the upheaval of 2020, are you cultivating employee loyalty? Baking security in from the start? CIOs leading digital transformation in 2021 face new risks and opportunities

5G networks are at a critical stage in their design and roll out. Touted to be the bedrock of the communications economy of the future, 5G is expected to deliver bandwidth and capacity never before seen and to unite key parts of countries’ critical national infrastructure.

Wi-Fi total global economic value, including worldwide availability of Wi-Fi 6 devices operating in 6 GHz, to reach $4.9 T by 2025

GSMA Intelligence has published its annual “Global Mobile Trends” research report, sharing insights for the global mobile industry following the Covid-19 pandemic.

GSMA Intelligence has published its annual “Global Mobile Trends” research report, sharing insights for the global mobile industry following the Covid-19 pandemic.

Connectivity has never been more important, and the world’s reliance on the internet has never been greater. The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the importance of the internet and the critical role of mobile, which is the primary way most people access the internet.

Digital transformation is less about technology and more about people. You can pretty much buy any technology, but your ability to adapt to an even more digital future depends on developing the next generation of skills, closing the gap between talent supply and demand, and future-proofing your own and others’ potential