May 2017 - Real Wireless

700 MHz: Formal confirmation of Europe’s plans

by Mike Goddard | May 26, 2017 | Real Wireless blog

The EU decision on use of 470-790 MHz has, it seems, been a long time coming. However now we have confirmation of Europe’s plans at the highest political levels. But has anything really changed? We would argue that this is, in effect, the culmination of something that...

Real Wireless provides small cells expertise to London project

by Mark Keenan | May 23, 2017 | Real Wireless news

London May 2017 – Real Wireless experts have provided deployment advice and modelling to support a project to install 4G mobile small cells across the Square Mile. The initiative will lay the foundations for 5G deployment in London. Cornerstone...

Ten things you didn’t know about Real Wireless

by Mark Keenan | May 23, 2017 | Real Wireless blog

Real Wireless experts have around 1,000 years of experience in the world of wireless, and have worked in senior positions as regulators, engineers, economists, physicists, business strategists, entrepreneurs, researchers, and many more. But what do they actually do?...

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Towercos: backing into the limelight and moving up the value chain

by Mark Keenan | Mar 9, 2020

Passive infrastructure owners? Hardly. Tower companies have been seen as a driving force behind multiple operator infrastructure sharing for a long time. And, while pure-play towercos still exist, many have been branching out for years. Digital Bridge, for example, is...

Co-existence cuts costs

by John Okas | Jul 3, 2020

LTE rollout is by no means over – and yet the push to bring 5G to countries as diverse as South Korea and South Africa is very much under way. The reality of 5G deployment is different between these countries, but is the focus on 5G missing the point? With global...

Regulation: progressive or obstructive?

Regulation of telecommunications is not, as some operators may feel, a chance to hold back progress. At least it shouldn’t be. Then again, there have been many examples that, if they became the norm, would genuinely give telecommunications regulation a bad name....

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