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Mobile tech, DX could boost global GDP by $11trn

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The global economy is seeing a dramatic shift, with advanced connectivity and mobile technologies set to contribute $11-trillion to global GDP by 2030 – representing 8,4% of the total. According to a new study launched by GSMA Intelligence ahead of MWC Barlelona, this surge represents a significant increase from the contribution of $6,5-trillion (5,8% of overall GDP) in 2024, emphasising the growing role and exciting potential of digital technol…

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Mobile tech, DX could boost global GDP by $11trn

The global economy is seeing a dramatic shift, with advanced connectivity and mobile technologies set to contribute $11-trillion to global GDP by 2030 – representing 8,4% of the total. According to a new study launched by GSMA Intelligence ahead of MWC Barlelona, this surge represents a significant increase from the contribution of $6,5-trillion (5,8% of overall GDP) in 2024, emphasising the growing role and exciting potential of digital technol…

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