Mark Keenan, Author at Real Wireless

The Future Telecoms Infrastructure Review (FTIR): first impressions

by Mark Keenan | Aug 16, 2018 | Real Wireless blog

The UK’s Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) has published the Future Telecoms Infrastructure Review (FTIR)– all 90 pages of it. Real Wireless CEO Mark Keenan reports back on his holiday reading. So was it worth the wait? On balance, we believe...

2017 – the mist starts to clear

by Mark Keenan | Dec 8, 2017 | Real Wireless blog

2017 has felt like something of a turning point for the connectivity industries. As the hype mists start to clear, the opportunities and challenges associated with 5G have begun to reveal themselves, and what looked like another step on the endless road of wireless...

Network densification – the European options

by Mark Keenan | Dec 7, 2017 | Real Wireless blog

This week Real Wireless is delighted to be participating at the Cambridge Wireless DAS and small cells event. However, while the technologies become more closely aligned, effective coverage and capacity in Europe continue to be of concern. For example, a recent report...

California dreaming?

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

Looked like a shoo-in, didn’t it? For some time now, CTIA and a clutch of US carriers have been laying the foundations for Senate Bill 649; legislation aimed at giving wireless companies similar deployment rights to public utilities. It required US cities to approve...

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...

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5G testbed takes to the track

by Anthony Dunne | Dec 19, 2018

Real Wireless is in the news this week (17 December 2018) as part of a Forbes piece profiling the 5G AutoAir testbed at Millbrook in Bedfordshire. The AutoAir consortium is led by Airspan, with support from the 5GIC, Arm, Blu Wireless, Dense Air, McLaren Applied...

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...