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Mobile World Congress (MWC) – the world’s largest mobile industry event – took place in Barcelona, Spain from February 26 (Monday) to February 29 (Friday), 2024. The event saw over 101,000 attendees as well as more than 2,700 companies exhibit, sponsor, and partner in the event. Analysts from TechInsights attended the show. This is the wrap up report for our mobile device relevant findings in the show.

Mobile World Congress 2024 announcements impacting the automotive industry revolved around V2X and non-terrestrial-network connectivity via satellites. Autotalks was prominent in multiple announcements at the show for both current and anticipated modules and semiconductors supporting V2X communications.

Despite signs of a slowdown in public cloud growth, providers will still require a substantial quantity of processors, accelerators and other infrastructure to support continued demand and to replenish server stock.

This database is updated annually and provides a comparison of key capabilities and attributes of 55 smart home platforms, covering both OEM-specific and licensable platforms. The list, although long, is not exhaustive, and updates will be made each year to reflect the market.

A comprehensive guide to the ever-changing NAND market, updated every quarter. This analysis covers supplier production trends, market shares, shipment volumes, revenue, and pricing forecasts. It examines the technological and manufacturing innovations influencing the industry and identifies the key developments driving market demand.

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The Q4 2023 update of the OECD Fixed Broadband Price Benchmarking service is now available for download and includes over 1,500 fixed broadband tariff plans from more than 120 providers across 38 OECD countries.

Supplied by Nordic Semiconductor’s ANT/BT LE SoC #nRF52832, the Ring A19 Smart LED Bulb supports connectivity protocols such as BT 5.3, BT 2 Mpbs, BT Mesh and does not support Matter Connectivity Protocol, BT Long Range, BT Direction Finding, BT LE Audio or Thread, and Zigbee.