D2M stands for direct-to-mobile, a transmission architecture allowing multimedia content to be broadcast directly to mobile devices without consuming cellular data bandwidth. It leverages terrestrial broadcast frequencies to deliver live video, alerts, or large files to multiple users simultaneously. This offloads heavy streaming traffic from congested cellular networks during major events.
If we implement D2M for the stadium feeds, we can stop the local cell towers from crashing during the match.
Related terms
Broadband
High-speed data transmission utilizing a wide range of frequencies to carry multiple signals simultaneously.
Mobile data
Internet traffic routed over a cellular radio network instead of a local Wi-Fi connection.
Cellular
Relating to a network architecture that divides a geographic area into multiple radio coverage zones.