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Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Cisco: Mobile data traffic to grow 66-fold by 2013; Details of "Project California" revealed

Cisco says video will account for 64% of traffic
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Cisco: Mobile data traffic to grow 66-fold by 2013

Brad Reed By Brad Reed
A new report published by Cisco says that mobile Web traffic volume will double every year between now and 2013, when traffic will total roughly 2.2 million terabytes per month. Read full story

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