John Okas, Author at Real Wireless

Who dares to share?

by John Okas | Jun 5, 2018 | Real Wireless blog

It is clear that 5G networks, if they are to support the new use cases envisaged for them, will require far more infrastructure, from small cell sites to high quality fibre backhaul and fronthaul. This is likely to result in a far greater degree of infrastructure, and...

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...

I can’t believe it’s not LTE…

by John Okas | Mar 2, 2018 | Real Wireless blog

Is Wi-Fi about to compete with LTE on QoS? If that did happen, of course, it would beg an obvious question: if they do the same thing why do you need them both? LTE and Wi-Fi are always distinctly different – or were. That’s because until recently there was a...

Credit, cranes, snow and rain: a brief history of FWA

by John Okas | Oct 19, 2017 | Real Wireless blog

Fixed wireless access (FWA) continues to make inroads into markets big and small – as it has done for many years. Maybe that is why recent announcements of fixed point-to-multipoint (PMP) high-capacity mmWave 5G trials and the deployment of pioneering national...

INCA Full Fibre & 5G Seminar

by John Okas | Jul 7, 2017 | 5G, Events, Real Wireless blog

When: 12 July 2017, Time: 2pm – 5pm, Venue: De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms, London, What: Fibre & wireless – Are we on the right...

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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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