Despite Slow Start, RedCap Outlook Remains Strong: Omdia
Despite businesses' “slower-than-expected” adoption rates, the outlook for reduced capability (RedCap) technology (see 2412240026) remains strong, Omdia said Tuesday, projecting 700 million global connections by 2030. RedCap and enhanced RedCap technologies “deliver innovative solutions that effectively bridge the crucial gap…
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between high-performance 5G and low-power IoT applications,” Omdia said. Advantages include improved performance for midtier IoT applications, “providing a cost-effective migration path from LTE,” lower device complexity through a simplified architecture, “seamless integration with existing network infrastructure” and “improved power consumption for extended device longevity.”