The global Super Hi-Vision (8K) ultra-high-definition video technology market has entered a phase of rapid growth. According to an analytical report by SAC Insight, the segment’s widespread expansion comes despite modest consumer demand for 8K television sets.
In partnership with analytics service Insightrackr, platform Mintegral released a global report detailing non-gaming app trends for H2 2026. Data shows global non-gaming app downloads reached 47.5 billion in the first half of 2026—a 16.6% year-over-year increase.
In the first half of 2026, the combined revenue of Russian streaming services rose by 31% year-over-year, reaching 99.5 billion rubles. The market continues to display strong positive momentum, though growth rates are gradually stabilizing following surges of 45% in H1 2025 and 42% in H1 2024.
Europe’s telecommunications and broadcasting sector is undergoing a wave of mergers and acquisitions (M&A). In a short span, major players have closed a series of large-scale deals that are fundamentally altering the media landscape.
Russian businesses are overwhelmingly leveraging point AI solutions (86% of companies), yet full-scale integration of artificial intelligence into core processes still lags far behind public success stories.
The global geostationary satellite orbit (GEO) market has split into three distinct tiers: massive transnational corporations, dynamic regional players, and national operators managing fleets of fewer than five spacecraft.
Generative neural networks have evolved into a fully fledged industrial tool for video production. The primary arena for this revolution has been the market for short vertical series—micro-dramas.
Subsidies from the Internet Development Institute (IRI) have evolved from supplementary funding into a primary strategic driver for domestic digital content. This is the conclusion reached by analysts at BK Media following a comprehensive review of the agency’s performance over the past two and a half years.
The success of the low-Earth orbit (LEO) Starlink system has fundamentally rewritten the rules of the global telecom game, while simultaneously triggering a massive worldwide race for technological sovereignty.
Streaming platforms are witnessing explosive growth in audience size and viewership across Southeast Asia. In the second quarter, paid subscriptions in the region surged by 15% to hit 77 million, while total watch time expanded by nearly a third, reaching 42 billion hours.
