6G

CW TEC will take a bold, technology-agnostic look at the UK’s future communications infrastructure and challenge the assumption that 3GPP-led cellular networks alone can deliver on our ambitions for secure, resilient, and universal connectivity.

Join the HealthTech SIG for a half-day event exploring the transformative shift from traditional hospital-centred care to decentralised healthcare models.

MWC is around the corner, and we have something big to share!

The event will bring together leading global experts from academia, industry, and government to explore the future of 6G technologies and their transformative potential.

At Connected Places Catapult we connect people, places and businesses for a future of sustainable growth and prosperity.

The Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) is at the forefront of driving innovation in next-generation communication technologies and services across Europe. At the same time, various national initiatives in Europe are actively advancing 6G technologies and smart services.

The UK’s telecoms market is thriving, but understanding how the ecosystem is innovating can be difficult, especially considering the rapid advancements in academia. UKTIN is creating reports as part of our Market Research Insight series to delve into the telecom subsectors.

Join the University of Bristol and its partners in JOINER and REASON to learn, debate and discover what our future connected world can enable.

Connected Britain is the UK’s leading event for next-generation broadband and connectivity. Bringing together over 8,000 leaders from across telecoms, government, enterprise, and tech, the conference provides a unique platform for shaping the future of the UK’s digital infrastructure. 

UK INNOVATION IS AT AN EXCITING JUNCTURE
Ian Smith, Head of UKTIN

Connectivity has, and always will, underpin societal and economic growth. Fortunately, the UK telecoms sector is 
rife with innovation and potential.

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 

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.

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.

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.

Join us at the Institute for Communication Systems (ICS) at the University of Surrey in Guildford, for the sixth edition of the 6GIC SeLected Advanced TopICs WorKshop Series (6GIC-CLICK)

Join the UK SPF Cluster 1 for an exclusive event dedicated to examining the evolving landscape of indoor connectivity and its future demand. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the need for robust and reliable indoor networks is more crucial than ever before for both consumers and enterprises.

An update on the ongoing evolution of RAN architectures including the “vision” for 6G architectures; why 6G is required (from an architectural perspective); virtualisation underpinning this future direction and how we get to the 6G vision.

The telecom industry’s end-of-year wrap-up returns to London on Thursday 5 December, for a day of boisterous discussion and debate on the big issues and topics that are shaping the future of telecoms. 

Debates proposed so far include: