March 2018 - Real Wireless

Presentation by Real Wireless at the SPEED-5G workshop

by Simon Fletcher | Mar 8, 2018 | 5G

As a 5G-MoNArch project partner, Real Wireless were asked to present a view from 5G-MoNArch on 5G spectrum management at the 7th March 2018 – SPEED-5G workshop in London. Real Wireless talked through a slidepack about the potential implications, even if not directly...

5G: whose opportunity?

by Dr Abhaya Sumanasena | Mar 16, 2018 | Featured 5G, Real Wireless blog

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...

5G: the sound of SPEED

by Kostas Konstantinou | Mar 28, 2018 | 5G, Real Wireless blog

Real Wireless is deeply involved in key aspects of 5G – especially in the context of techno-economic analysis – which is why I welcomed an invitation to a recent workshop. Slightly under the radar – at least as far as the non-technical media is concerned – a lot of...

Real Wireless joins AutoAir consortium

by John Okas | Mar 28, 2018 | Real Wireless news

Leading wireless advisory firm brings expertise to UK government-supported project assessing 5G and connected and autonomous vehicles Real Wireless, the world’s leading independent wireless advisory firm, has announced its participation in AutoAir, one of the most...

Real Wireless expands role in helping UK deliver 5G

by Simon Fletcher | Mar 27, 2018 | Featured 5G, Real Wireless blog, Real Wireless news

Real Wireless will play a key supporting role in the new UK5G national innovation network. 28. 3. 2018 – Endorsed by the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Committee and launched at the BT Tower on 26 March 2018, UK5G will support the development of the UK as a...

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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...

Rail connectivity – further down the track

by Oliver Bosshard | Jul 9, 2020

Passenger connectivity on trains is not a new topic. Unfortunately, neither are the issues it throws up. Of course one central problem doesn’t change. If you are trying to guarantee continuous communications and sufficient capacity to a moving village, issues like...

Connected stadiums

While football continues behind closed doors, it’s reassuring to know that when fans are able to return, their connectivity needs are well taken care of. In a recent article published in the Radio Times, they rated the best 12 football stadiums in the world. Real...

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