2023 Showcase
MWC 2023 Las Vegas Showcase
Welcome to our MWC Las Vegas 2023 Showcase! Check out the hottest videos from the show floor below.
Sponsor Spotlight Dell'Oro Group
New Opportunities for Mobile Operators
Stefan Pongratz, Vice President and Analyst at Dell'Oro Group, highlighted the significant growth in public mobile broadband and the emerging focus on new growth areas like fixed wireless access and private wireless in the networking industry. Pongratz also emphasized the need for a balance between exploring these new opportunities and maintaining current revenue streams, reflecting recent trends observed in Barcelona's market events.
Sponsor Spotlight HPE Aruba Networking
The Evolution of MWC: From Mobile to Broad Network Tech Show
Phil Mottram, EVP and GM of Aruba/HPE Intelligent Edge,recently discussed the evolution of the Mobile World Congress (MWC), noting its expansion from a primarily mobile operator event to a broader network technology show with representation from various industries like automotive.
Sponsor Spotlight Marvell
Mobile Industry Evolving with AI
Joel Brand, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Marvell, observed an increased participation from India and Asia, a growing interest in AI and machine learning, and a larger presence of hyperscalers at the Mobile World Congress. He also noted prevalent discussions around cloud integration, attracting many new cloud players to the event, and expressed anticipation for the continued evolution of the industry.
Sponsor Spotlight Napatech
Enterprise Opportunities for Mobile Operators
Charlie Ashton, Senior Director of Business Development at Napatech, highlighted the evolution of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) from a traditional telco equipment event to a broader platform featuring software companies and IT vendors. He also emphasized that Napatech's solutions, initially designed for traditional telco network issues, are now widely used in enterprise private wireless applications to enhance network infrastructure efficiency.
Sponsor Spotlight neXt Curve
The Mobile Industry Transcends Smartphones
Leonard Lee, Executive Analyst at neXt Curve, discussed the evolution of the Mobile Wireless industry and its impact on the Mobile World Congress (MWC), highlighting the industry's expansion beyond smartphones and the growing interest from non-telecommunications sectors in mobile computing and wireless technologies. Despite the dynamic and challenging times for the industry, Lee expressed optimism for the future of MWC and the exciting developments it will showcase.

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New Opportunities for Mobile Operators
- Dell'Oro's Stefan Pongratz highlights strong public mobile broadband growth plus emerging fixed wireless access and private wireless.
- Operators must balance chasing new opportunities against maintaining current revenue streams.
Abstract
Stefan Pongratz, Vice President and Analyst at Dell'Oro Group, highlighted the significant growth in public mobile broadband and the emerging focus on new growth areas like fixed wireless access and private wireless in the networking industry. Pongratz also emphasized the need for a balance between exploring these new opportunities and maintaining current revenue streams, reflecting recent trends observed in Barcelona's market events.
The Evolution of MWC: From Mobile to Broad Network Tech Show
- HPE Aruba's Phil Mottram observes MWC expanding from a mobile-operator event into a broad network technology show.
- Industries such as automotive now have a growing presence at the event.
Abstract
Phil Mottram, EVP and GM of Aruba/HPE Intelligent Edge,recently discussed the evolution of the Mobile World Congress (MWC), noting its expansion from a primarily mobile operator event to a broader network technology show with representation from various industries like automotive.
Mobile Industry Evolving with AI
- Marvell's Joel Brand notes rising participation from India and Asia and growing AI and machine learning interest at MWC.
- A larger hyperscaler presence and cloud-integration discussions are drawing new cloud players to the event.
Abstract
Joel Brand, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Marvell, observed an increased participation from India and Asia, a growing interest in AI and machine learning, and a larger presence of hyperscalers at the Mobile World Congress. He also noted prevalent discussions around cloud integration, attracting many new cloud players to the event, and expressed anticipation for the continued evolution of the industry.
Enterprise Opportunities for Mobile Operators
- Napatech's Charlie Ashton sees MWC evolving from a telco equipment event into a platform for software and IT vendors.
- Napatech's telco-origin solutions are now widely used in enterprise private wireless to boost network efficiency.
Abstract
Charlie Ashton, Senior Director of Business Development at Napatech, highlighted the evolution of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) from a traditional telco equipment event to a broader platform featuring software companies and IT vendors. He also emphasized that Napatech's solutions, initially designed for traditional telco network issues, are now widely used in enterprise private wireless applications to enhance network infrastructure efficiency.
The Mobile Industry Transcends Smartphones
- neXt Curve's Leonard Lee describes the mobile industry expanding beyond smartphones into mobile computing.
- Non-telecom sectors show growing interest, and Lee remains optimistic about MWC's future despite challenging times.
Abstract
Leonard Lee, Executive Analyst at neXt Curve, discussed the evolution of the Mobile Wireless industry and its impact on the Mobile World Congress (MWC), highlighting the industry's expansion beyond smartphones and the growing interest from non-telecommunications sectors in mobile computing and wireless technologies. Despite the dynamic and challenging times for the industry, Lee expressed optimism for the future of MWC and the exciting developments it will showcase.
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