Operators need to prepare for upshifts in their network loads: Omdia’s AI network traffic forecast, 2022-30 report predicts that by 2025, AI will be involved in the majority of applications content carried by their networks.
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AI Network Traffic Forecast: 2022–30
Data / 30 Nov 2023 / Brian Washburn
Applications driven by artificial intelligence (AI) will become a sizable portion of global traffic. This forecast predicts growth in text/data, image, audio/video, and future media traffic tied to new applications enabled by AI.
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Brian Washburn
Follow AnalystChief Analyst, Telco B2B Solutions
Brian is a chief analyst for Omdia’s Telco B2B Solutions Intelligence Service, which covers enterprise networks and wholesale services, workspace services, and digital enterprise services practices. His current focus areas include B2B AI traffic requirements and telco B2B AI monetization, managed SD-WAN/SASE, network as a service, virtualized network services, and B2B connectivity and interconnection to data center and cloud resources.
Brian has explored communications and networking services for more than 30 years. His analyses examine how enterprises buy and use network and related managed services, as well as how providers can build, market, sell, deliver, and operate their services for enterprises most effectively.
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