By Alina Selyukh WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The volume of data crossing U.S. mobile networks will grow almost eight-fold by 2018, and demand for Internet-connected devices will also skyrocket, according to a report released on Wednesday that poses questions about U.S. spectrum policy. U.S. consumers will download and upload more data on their smartphones in 2018 than they did on their laptops in 2013, according to a forecast by Cisco Systems Inc. Americans will continue to lead the world as earlier and faster converts to new smart devices and networks, the Cisco report said. Its more people, more connections, faster speeds on the networks and then more rich content, which in this case is video, video, video, Robert Pepper, Ciscos vice president for global technology policy, told Reuters. Cisco, one of the leading makers of networking equipment, studies the use and speed of devices, connections and data for an annual forecast of mobile data traffic trends.
U.S. mobile data traffic to jump nearly eight-fold by 2018: Cisco
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