In 2017, China produced one-quarter of all gaming income worldwide, more than USA and Germany combined.įurthermore, China's Tencent company was ranked as the 9th largest company in the world, just behind JP Morgan and slightly ahead of Wells Fargo. China, the world's largest gaming market seems to be leading the way in terms of revenue generated through video games. The gaming market has been growing steadily for a couple of decades, and in 2018 it has reached historic numbers. Scroll down to learn more mind-boggling facts about the world of video gaming from the infographic created by the Filmora's team, and make sure to share your opinions with us.Ĭheck the whole infographic here Global Gaming Market Statistics Video games are no longer regarded as a pastime since players can earn substantial amounts of money just by playing E-Sports tournaments, while companies that produce video games gross billions of dollars annually. In February 2018, the first E-Sports event was held at the winter Olympics, and it can be expected that it will become a medal event no later than 2024. Eir has responded to this growing demand for data by, not only enabling incredible 5G speeds on all of its mobile plans, but by significantly expanding its 5G mobile network, which now offers ultra-fast data access to customers across 547 towns and cities in Ireland.Virtually no one could foresee how important gaming will become in the 21st century, even though video games have been a part of the popular culture since the early 1980's. “In Q1 this year Eir recorded a 41 per cent increase in the use of mobile data over the first quarter of 2022. We are also becoming increasingly reliant on mobile data to live and work. “Eir is investing €250 million annually in new technologies and networks which is truly transforming Ireland, allowing individuals and businesses to access new services or markets at speeds and capacity unimaginable before now.
“The first quarter of 2023 has proved a solid start to the year and we remain on course to add another 250,000 homes and businesses to our fibre-to-the-home broadband network, already available to more than one million premises,” said Oliver Loomes, Eir chief executive. Eir now has just under 1.34 million customers, of which 1.01 million are postpay. Mobile revenue was 10 per cent higher at €82 million, on a 10 per cent increase in postpay customers. Just under half of households – 46 per cent – have multiple Eir services, a rise of 5 percentage points year on year. Eir said its total fibre broadband base increased by 2 per cent year on year to 845,000 customers.
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