April 2015 - Real Wireless

It’s time for operators to keep the vendor community on track

by Simon Saunders | Apr 27, 2015 | Real Wireless blog, Uncategorised

With the dust starting to settle on the Nokia and ALU news, it’s clear that this won’t be the last M&A story we’ll be talking about this year. Mergers amongst operators are becoming rife and the moves in the vendor sector mirror this. We’ve already talked about...

Is Wi-Fi Calling the end of the femtocell, or the latest QTWTAIN?

by Simon Saunders | Apr 17, 2015 | Real Wireless blog, Uncategorised

“Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no”- Betteridge’s law of headlines “Question To Which The Answer Is No” – QTWTAIN Having founded and chaired the Small Cell Forum for six years (of course...

Harnessing wireless across transportation

by Simon Saunders | Apr 16, 2015 | Real Wireless blog, Uncategorised

“Real Wireless is focused on bridging the gap – not only between the users of wireless and the suppliers of wireless systems and services but also between communications needs and wireless capabilities. That goes for transportation in particular. The potential uses of...

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Spotlight on AutoAir at Cenex-LCV 2018

by Anthony Dunne | Sep 28, 2018

Real Wireless presented alongside AutoAir lead organisation Airspan at this year’s Cenex-LCV conference 2018. The conference is the UK’s largest event for the UK low carbon vehicle (LCV) industry and was this year held at Millbrook, Bedfordshire from 12 – 13 September...

Wireless coverage in Ireland: the cost of connectivity

by Dr Abhaya Sumanasena | Dec 6, 2018

ComReg, the statutory body responsible for the regulation of Ireland’s electronic communications and postal sectors, has been very busy of late. It is, clearly, concerned with many important issues but meeting future mobile connectivity needs and extending mobile...

5G: whose opportunity?

Bristol this year has seen the establishment of a live 5G proof of concept (PoC) to test smart city applications in the city centre, as part of a joint research initiative led by the university, BT and Nokia. The main focus of this investigation is on the reliability...

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