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Last month, UK Telecoms Innovation Network (UKTIN) launched its plan to transform the UK telecoms innovation ecosystem. The event included panel sessions, networking, and a first look at the range of services UKTIN will be providing to help the UK capitalise on innovation and growth.   During his introductory presentation, the head of UKTIN – NickContinue reading “UKTIN Launch recognises Real Wireless for its work in the telecoms ecosystem”

I recently spoke in Amsterdam at the airport industry’s largest event of the year – Passenger Terminal Expo & Conference.  This was yet another reminder of the diverse potential applications and operational benefits available to industrial users investing in the right type of wireless infrastructure. Major international airports are highly complex ecosystems with multiple stakeholdersContinue reading “Advanced connectivity at airports: ready for take-off?”

Earlier this month the Government launched its new Wireless Infrastructure Strategy for the UK.  It outlines a number of measures for how wireless infrastructure will “unlock growth, innovation and potential” across the country. Including:  A framework to extend 4G coverage to 95% of the population  Deliver standalone 5G to all populated areas in the UK by 2030  Invest £40Continue reading “Launch of the UK Wireless Infrastructure Strategy”

Q&A with Anastasios (Tasos) Karousos – Head of Network Modelling and Simulations  How does your prior work experience relate to this position?  My studies and whole career have concentrated on wireless communications, with a particular focus on how we can design and implement modelling systems and simulation tools to derive expectations on how the networkContinue reading “Real Wireless team profile”

There’s been a lot of excitement around how the wireless industry can improve its own energy efficiency and how its technologies can improve the sustainability of other industries. And the incentives for this are not just environmental. Saving energy can reduce operational expenses. Thus network operators and passive infrastructure owners are keener than ever toContinue reading “Will 6G be sustainable?”

Real Wireless worked alongside The National Gallery to develop a wireless strategy that improves wireless connectivity for visitors and staff.   The National Gallery recently opened its Gallery Hub – a new office featuring seven floors of collaborative workspace for over 250 gallery staff. The new space is supported by high-quality wireless connection to ensure uninterruptedContinue reading “Improved wireless connectivity for visitors and staff at the National Gallery”

In today’s still-developing 4G and 5G world, numerous players are examining network slicing, private networks, massive IoT and other potential ways of growing revenues. But what will they be looking at in 2030 (or thereabouts) when 6G rolls out? Can we, even now, assess viable business models for 6G? Of course, as this series ofContinue reading “6G: new business models for a new generation?”

To start 2023 Real Wireless has made a few changes to reflect evolving market demands and give structure to our growing consultancy. Senior members of the consulting team will lead key capability areas; to deliver better value for our clients who have, and will continue to, benefit from these areas of expertise over the comingContinue reading “Looking to the future at Real Wireless”

Dr. Abhaya Sumanasena, Head of Policy and Regulation at Real Wireless, has been appointed the new Chair of the UK Spectrum Policy Forum (SPF).  Previously Chair of the SPF Steering Board, he replaces David Meyer, who served as chair since June 2015.   Dr. Sumanasena currently leads the Policy and Regulatory capability at Real Wireless, theContinue reading “Real Wireless Head of Policy and Regulation appointed as Chair of the UK Spectrum Policy Forum”