Video has long been pegged as the biggest driver of global internet traffic, but in terms of mobile, one video service has risen high above the rest.
Read MoreBy Sandvine March 17, 2020
The company sees and captures real-time...
Topics: Analytics, Sandvine, Active network intelligence, Lyn cantor, Innovation
By Sandvine March 3, 2020
Topics: Piracy, Global internet phenomena, Internet, Iptv, Amazon fire tv
By Sandvine March 3, 2020
Topics: Video, Youtube, Streaming video, Mobile internet phenomena, Internet, Traffic
By Sandvine March 3, 2020
A study...
Topics: Piracy, Global internet phenomena, Internet, Iptv, Amazon fire tv
By Sandvine February 25, 2020
Network intelligence solutions provider Sandvine has released the 2020 Mobile Internet Phenomena Report, which analyses how applications are consuming the world’s mobile Internet bandwidth.
Topics: Video, Mobile, Global internet phenomena, Mobile internet phenomena, Internet, Networks, Social media
By Sandvine January 6, 2020
As we enter a new decade it’s a good time for a balance about social media evolution and their impact on the economy. I started this blog at the beginning of the decade when social media were starting to become broadly adopted right to focus on what I thought was going to have a greater impact on the economies in the years to come. And it looks like I...
Topics: Global internet phenomena, Internet, Networks, Social media, Smartphones
By Sandvine January 3, 2020
Tech firms look for solutions as data centres use huge amounts of power to fuel streaming and social media.
Topics: Video, Streaming, Global internet phenomena, Internet
By Sandvine January 2, 2020
House of Money, The Crown or Stranger Things – only at Netflix. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel or Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan however, are exclusive content from Amazon Prime Video. Game of Thrones and Chernobyl, on the other hand, can only be seen on Sky. Apple TV + advertises exclusively with The Morning Show and The Handmaid's Tale can only be found on the...
Topics: Netflix, Piracy, Global internet phenomena, Amazon, Internet
By Sandvine November 26, 2019
As Netflix, Amazon, AppleTV+, Disney try to lock viewers into their expensive walled gardens, file-swapping and piracy are making a comeback.
Topics: Piracy, Global internet phenomena, Internet
By Sandvine October 11, 2019
The latest Internet traffic report from Sandvine shows that global file-sharing traffic continues to rise. The same is true for VPN usage, which saw a drastic increase over the past year. According to Sandvine, increased fragmentation among legal video streaming services likely plays an important role in these trends.
Topics: File sharing, Streaming, Piracy, Global internet phenomena, Vpn