Telecoms

The Scotland 5G Centre accelerates the deployment and use of 5G and advanced communications technologies in Scotland’s Industrial and Public Sectors. Its remit is to enable the substantial economic and societal benefits provided by telecommunications advancements.

On Thursday 23 November (15:00-17:00) techUK will be hosting its Telecoms Infrastructure Working Group Plenary.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is disrupting industry on a broad scale and telecoms is no exception, offering the potential to cut through network complexity, address new requirements, increase performance and enable automation.

In this talk, Optica will present progress on scaling the fabrication of low loss photonics integrated circuits to volume. They will discuss application spaces ranging from sensing to optical computing, including quantum computing and telecommunication, where low loss PICs are crucial to enable a technology breakthrough.

As one of the largest segments in the optics and photonics market, displays represent massive volumes and revenues. They continue to advance, particularly with OLEDs, MiniLEDs, and MicroLEDs offering new possibilities beyond flat panel displays to foldable displays, AR/VR headset displays, and creative lighting designs.

Optica’s Purposeful Executive Leadership Summit is a professional development two day in-person only summit that is designed for middle mangers and those who seek to become middle managers.

Co-located with OFC, the Premier Event in Telecom and Data Center Optics' this is an Optica Industry Event. The Executive Forum features C-level panelists in an informal, uncensored setting discussing the latest issues facing the industry and your business.

Welcome to the UKTIN quarterly review. In Issue 2, Nick Johnson talks about the great work that the UKTIN consortium is doing to accelerate the UK telecoms innovation engine, takes stock of the guidance given last time and whether we measured up and speculates about what there is to look forward to as we approach 2024.

With the majority of home broadband connections terminating over Wi-Fi, the most important factor in attracting, retaining, and thrilling broadband subscribers is whether their wireless experience matches the expectation of the services being delivered by the access technology.  This is why next-generation’s Wi-Fi 7 broadband gateways are u

As part of the Technology Missions Fund (TMF), the Government is making a substantial investment in Future Telecoms.

The 2023 agenda had been carefully curated to target the needs of telcos top level management.

The Digital Connectivity Forum is delighted to announce the launch event of their Climate Guidance for SME's in the telco industry.

A showcase of 5G innovation opportunities in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough

A showcase of the 5G & advanced wireless innovation opportunities across the East Midlands

Introduction

In this 1-day short course we present the key know-how and operational information on Private 5G Networks, considering key topics from radio frequency spectrum to radio units (RU), from user equipment to use cases, and from 5G core to the cloud and the edge.

In the age of 5G, the telecommunications industry is undergoing its most profound transformation to date. This unprecedented disruption demands that Communication Service Providers (CSPs) not only adopt new technologies but also embrace a new mindset and operational approach.

Analysis by connectivity experts FarrPoint provides a new benchmarking framework for public sector bodies, evaluating connectivity preparedness across the four UK nations.

Join us on November 7th for an insightful event featuring leading industry experts discussing the technology behind Industry 4.0 and real-world deployments in various industrial sectors. Discover how 5G and 4G LTE enable flexibility, mobility, scalability.

Standards are an essential part of the telecoms ecosystem, but finding the time and budget to understand and engage with the myriad standards bodies and their processes is tough. 

The UKTIN Standards Working Group is designed to support SMEs in more effectively interacting with the standards process and having their IP adopted.

Wireless networking is experiencing a period of exciting change with the development of new generations - from 5G to 6G, WiFi 6 and 7 - offering new use cases and business cases.

Innovate UK, the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research