How video analytics can kickstart the edge opportunity for telcos
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Analysis of the edge computing market highlights video analytics as a short-term opportunity with a large edge-addressable market. We examine the video analytics market today, the role of edge in stimulating growth, and the actions telcos can take to achieve success in this space.
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Pages: 23 pages Charts: 13 Author: Miran Gilmore, Yannick Mayaud Publication Date: April 2022Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Processing video is a key use for edge computing
- The edge market is evolving rapidly
- Defining different types of edge
- Telcos must identify which area of the edge market to focus on
- Video analytics is a large and growing market
- The market for edge-enabled video analytics will be worth $75bn by 2030
- Edge computing changes the game and plays to operator strengths
- What is the role of 5G?
- Security is the largest growth area and operators have skills and assets in this
- Video analytics for security will increasingly rely on the network edge
- There is empirical evidence from early movers that telcos can be successful in this space
- What are telcos doing today?
- Telcos can front end-to-end video analytics solutions
- It is important to maintain openness
- Conquering the video analytics opportunity will open doors for telcos
- Conclusion
- Index
Table of Figures
- Figure 1: Value of edge use cases (by size of total addressable market by 2030)
- Figure 2: The types of edge computing
- Figure 3: Value of edge use cases (by size of total addressable market by 2030)
- Figure 4: There are three main application areas for video analytics
- Figure 5: Percent of edge-enabled video analytics revenue by use case: 2021 vs 2030
- Figure 6: Video analytics is one element of VSaaS
- Figure 7: Edge computing combines the benefits of both cloud and on-premise compute
- Figure 8: Video analytics use case diagram
- Figure 9: Transition of video analytics to edge
- Figure 10: Telco solutions with video analytics today
- Figure 11: Three relevant edge business models for video analytics
- Figure 12: Split of revenue across the edge video analytics value chain
- Figure 13: The video analytics ecosystem and value chain
Technologies and industry terms referenced include: 5G, edge, edge computing, edge market, enterprises, infrastructure, Investment, market sizing, revenues, Use cases, Value chain, verticals, video analytics