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In the lead up to MWC, join UKTIN and the other organisations on this year's UK Innovation Pavilion for a series of webinars to hear from latest insights and find out more about what we’ll be sharing at the show.

Webinar 1: UK Government Innovation Discussion

AI is a transformative technology, but it is important to look beyond the hype. This is the first report in a four-part series on AI strategy in telecoms. The research identifies the parts of the innovation cycle that matter most, and how they translate into commercial activity and possible changes in corporate strategy

Implementing AI responsibly enables mobile operators to fully realise the economic potential of their AI initiatives, by building consumer trust, creating operational efficiencies and enhancing product quality.

The UK’s telecoms sector is thriving. Vital to society and the broader economy, it delivers the infrastructure on which we build every aspect of our digital lives. 

Are you tired of trying to navigate fragmented data across the telecoms sector?

ECORAN Project Review

The Federated Telecoms Hub Directors Professors Harald Haas, Julie McCann, Dominic O’Brien and Dimitra Simeonidou invite you to an in-person Federated Telecoms Hub Symposium on 15 November 2024. 

As part of UKTIN’s work to support SMEs looking to innovate within the supply chain, this document has been created to educate SMEs on mobile standards. This report will include news of major developments of the key mobile standards, plus news on patent, patent trolls and IP infringement. 

Shropshire Council - River Severn Partnership

Cumberland Council - Borderlands Partnership

Over the course of May and June 2024, Innovate UK, in collaboration with UKRI India and the Indian Department of Telecommunications (DoT), delivered a Global Expert Mission, bringing together key government and R&D experts from the UK and India.

Innovation is the lifeblood of any sector: it’s what keeps us moving forward.
But to deliver on the demands of citizens and industry today, and ensure a rich and robust pipeline 
of future R&D and innovation, organisations in the telecoms sector need to be able to navigate 

In the dynamic landscape of communication technology, the convergence of open source software, standardization, and cutting-edge research stands as a cornerstone for building resilient and sustainable networks.

SCWS Saudi Arabia will focus on the intersection of technology and policy, from overcoming connectivity challenges – for example in rural and remote areas – to exploring how advanced network architectures can support sector-specific digital solutions in verticals such as healthcare, manufacturing, venues and public spaces.

6G is unfolding fast in most prestigious labs worldwide. Research results are handled to standardization bodies like 3GPP which will deliver a standard ready before end of this decade. 6G will come to real world around 2030 complementing 5G with new groundbreaking features such as embedded AI and sensing capabilities.

The global semiconductor industry is recognised as one of the world’s most critical. Every region plays a vital role in ensuring the continuity of semiconductor supply chain.

Join us for the UK SPF Cluster 3 event, on Friday 29 November between 14:00-17:00, which will showcase interim findings from the three DSIT Spectrum Sandbox projects.

Birmingham Tech Week is the UK’s largest regional tech festival and conference with over 7,500 people attending. Events will be taking place across the entire West Midlands covering a variety of important and innovative topics.

techUK is delighted to see the return of the Cyber Security Dinner in Central London. The event brings together senior stakeholders from across government and industry for an informal discussion on some of the key issues facing the sector.

Mobile phones and data are pervasive, cell towers and radio masts are everywhere, yet 85% of the Earth's surface has no service.  Satellites than are cheaper and more accessible than ever - surely we can fill this data void?  

Sign up for FarrPoint's latest webinar on the 8th of October for an hour of expert views and debate on the role of the public sector in the data centre market. It will be a great discussion with panel representatives from DSIT, Norwegian Data Center Industry, TechUK and Greater Manchester Combined Authority.

The UKTIN Academic Future Networks Strategy Working Group (which can be referred to as the Academic Strategic Working Group[1]) is one of the UKTIN groups which is tasked with developing a long-term strategy that will ensure world-leading academic research into future networks well into 2040.

Due to the impending tube strikes on the day of this event, it is now postponed until 28th January. 

Train Communications Systems Conference – meet everyone you need to meet in one place in 2024!

Don’t miss this annual, global, get-together focused directly on the problems of putting WiFi onto trains and building the track-side networks to support this.