Research indicates that operators are facing significant challenges due to rising consumer expectations for broadband speeds, with 87% anticipating increased demand by 2030. Many lack confidence in delivering high-quality services cost-effectively, while over 80% feel their current network structures are not equipped for future needs. Complexity in operational transformations and leadership indecision are identified as critical barriers. Furthermore, there is a noted shortage of skilled personnel necessary to navigate the transition towards next-gen networks as AI and streaming services become more prevalent.
Research from RtBrick warns operators may be overwhelmed by AI and streaming service demands on bandwidth within five years, as consumer expectations rise significantly.
Nearly nine in ten operators expect customers to demand much higher broadband speeds by 2030, with 79% anticipating that consumers will pay more for enhanced services.
Over 84% of operators believe customer expectations are outpacing their current network capabilities, while 81% admit their existing architectures are unprepared for future AI traffic.
93% of telecom leaders cite a lack of decisive backing from leadership and complex operational transformations as major barriers to effectively manage networking challenges.
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