Telecoms

Our 34,000km private telecoms network spans the UK providing a range of high capacity connectivity and collaboration solutions.

National network maps

The role of the Radiocommunication Sector is to ensure the rational, equitable, efficient and economical use of the radio- frequency spectrum by all radiocommunication services.

PROVING THE ECONOMIC CASE OF ORAN & ADDRESSING EARLY DEPLOYMENT CHALLENGES

Delivering the North's Connected Future

Another in a series of events organised by WASET.org

UKTIN is excited to announce that recruitment has opened today for the Chair positions for our eight Special Interest Groups.

Wireless Communications for Social Innovation

“Open RAN” is one of the major trends in the mobile industry.

The Communication Technology Expo 2023 will come to London for another in-person meeting.

The leading CX Customer Contact and Unified Communications exhibition will be held from 15 to 16 March 2023 at ExCel London.

Hello, I’m Brad McGuire and I am the Director of Programme Innovation at AWTG, an end-to-end engineering services and technology solutions provider for companies in telecommunications. I only joined around six months ago but already feel like a part of the team.

Designed to be an informal conversation that will provide a glimpse behind the scenes, UKTIN speaks to the consortium about the first quarter of UKTIN, with a focus on the recent stakeholder engagement event.

Written by Matt Hatton for TransformInsights.com

Written by Nick Wood for Telecoms.com 

The UK Government is committed to diversifying the telecoms supply chain, but diversification can cover a multitude of principles, and different players in the ecosystem will have varying viewpoints on what diversification means for them.

Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics have their sights set on 6G.

Traquair in Peeblesshire and Balmacara in Ross-shire have benefited from a partnership between Vodafone, Virgin Media O2, the Shared Rural Network and the Scottish Government.

Written by Oscar Hornstein for UKTech.news

The UK represented only 0.3% of global patents in the semiconductor industry last year, despite a surge in new technologies in the sector, new research has found.