The US financial community is just starting to see what we have been suggesting for some time, that the seemingly in-exhaustible spectrum that companies like Verizon and AT&T have hoarded for years, is still not enough to sustain a future of data services, where what is delivered is mostly video. First off this does not mean that video is what the consumers are doing most of the time, but given that a minute’s video takes up about 1,000 times more data than a simple SMS message, the minutes spent on video are about 1,000 times more costly than any other activity. So any video is tough for a cellular network. There are two ways of preparing your network for such…