UK5G Jam Packed with 5G Projects Many areas of the UK are capitalising on an early lead in 5G There are more than 30 programmes with DCMS involvement and many more projects. Vaughan O’Grady has a staycation to look at some of them Click here buff.ly/3qWsDPT

2020 was billed as the year when 5G really happened, but did we all get a bit too excited? To read head of UK5G Robert Drivers’ article click here buff.ly/3bHI7ki

Key aspects of 5G enable the use of both high speeds and low power. Chris Williams from Arkessa explains Click here buff.ly/3by4qcg

Technology is helping one of the world’s leading educational charities grow beyond its Cornish crater. Click here to learn more buff.ly/360Bckc

Dublin-based Benetel is pioneering small cells and diving export growth. CEO Adrian O'Connor, explains how. Read his article from the latest issue of UK5G Innovation Briefing here buff.ly/3qWsDPT

Why is the term “Real 5G” bandied about so often? Parallel Wireless’ Zahid Ghadialy looks at how confusion over standards has led to marketing exploitation, which has led to even more confusion Click here buff.ly/37LLF41

Nvidia treads the line between custom hardware and off-the-shelf equipment, re-purposing gaming technology for software-defined radio, edge computing and network intelligence. Click here to learn how buff.ly/3pRk9rX

Tempest is the replacement for the f-35. to build it will need a special kind of factory. Click here to learn more buff.ly/3aSKTnK

More vendors means more choice, more innovation and lower prices but it needs compatibility testing and standards. Ken Wieland explains here buff.ly/2NYhfof

The manufacturing heart of the UK has rolled out 5g faster than anywhere in europe Click here to learn how it has worked to encourage operator deployments by removing planning barriers buff.ly/2NXujKy

Linking Brighton, London and the world with augmented reality will allow musicians to play together and event attendees to be there, without being there. Click here to learn more buff.ly/3aVcFzO

Bringing coverage to Coverdale is the first step in connecting a beautiful area which has no coverage. Click here to learn more buff.ly/3aRSVgt

Traffic lights which think can deliver a dynamic approach to traffic management. Click here to learn more buff.ly/3klruz3

The Connected and automated logistics project will enable a driverless 40 tonne truck to drive around the Nissan Sunderland plant to improve logistics and save costs. Click here to learn more buff.ly/3swWlLT

Managing the demands of maintaining a network and moving to 5G sometimes needs a little help. Ian Ashford, sales director at Flint International explains how outsourcing is the solution. Read his article from the latest issue of UK5G Innovation Briefing buff.ly/3r1768Y

The topic of security in the 5G Testbeds and Trials community is addressed by the security sub-group, which is chaired by Qinetiq’s Mark Hawkins. Each member of the group adds insight and perspective to the topic. Here they give their key insights buff.ly/3r1768Y

3D TV is Here The sci-fi promise of action on your tabletop is being made real with 5G edge processing and low latency Click here to learn more buff.ly/3uJgRL5

5G Rural Dorset Collaboration is the order of the day with the project which embraces a Connected coast, rural business accelerator, future food and innovation accelerator. Click here to find out more buff.ly/3aRSVgt

Connected Cowes In sailing the “immersive” is not usually a good thing but with 5G covering the solent you’ll be able to experience the action from the shore. Click here to learn more buff.ly/3r8L18r

New CW Journal article from Professors' John Haine and Mark Beach – Caution overhead fibre. The challenges of hot- and not-spots with a data-heavy cellular coverage system, looking at infrastructure and asking, is it MIMO time? cambridgewireless.co.uk/news/cw-journa… #cellular #MIMO #wireless