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This is the official closure document for the Cambridgeshire County Council project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. 

This is the official closure document for the Oxfordshire County Council project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. 

This is the official closure document for the Tees Valley Combined Authority project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. 

This is the official closure document for the North Ayrshire Council project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. 

This is the official closure document for the Westminster City Council project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. 

This is the official closure document for the ON-SIDE project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. 

This is the official closure document for the ONE4HDD project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. 

This is the official closure document for the TUDOR project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. 

This is the official closure document for the SCONDA project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. The project represented the first live integration of Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) with traditional RAN technologies in a high-density urban setting. 

This is the official closure document for the ARIANE II project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.

Artificial intelligence is increasingly integrated into the services we consume and those on which enterprises rely. This will not only change how we interact with our devices and the digital world but also impact how we build radio access networks (RAN), the critical infrastructure that powers wireless services.

AI adoption is accelerating across industries, with the generative AI market projected to reach $467bn by 2030. This creates a significant opportunity for service providers to move beyond basic connectivity and monetise their value as strategic AI enablers for business and residential customers.

techUK is hosting monthly online collaboration sessions for telecoms providers undertaking compliance activities for the Telecoms Security Act (TSA). 

These sessions create a trusted space for all PECN/PECS providers across all tiers to engage openly, share experiences, and work through challenges together. 

This is the official closure document for the NAVIGATE project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.

This is the official closure document for the REACH project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.  The REACH project set out to enhance communications in areas with high footfall - so-called high density demand scenarios - with Blackpool as the key location.

This is the official closure document for the Sunderland Open Network EcosysTem (SONET) project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.

This is the official closure document for the Best of British project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.  The project successfully deployed cells at events like Priddy Folk Festival and Glastonbury, facing challenges with network complexity and interference.

This is the official closure document for the "Towards AI Powered and Secure Carrier-Grade Open RAN Platform" project which was funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology competition.

This is the official closure document for the SWaP+C project which forms part of the Open Network Ecosystem (ONE) Department for Science, Innovation and Technology competition. 

TelecomTV’s Future of RAN summit returns for its seventh consecutive year. It examines how operators can transition from today’s fragmented mix of legacy, virtualised and cloud-native architectures toward intelligent, software-driven networks shaped by AI.

Join us for the fourth webinar in Innovate UK’s investor-focused event series exploring future technology trends and emerging investment opportunities.  Funding Future Tech is a quarterly webinar series spotlighting high-growth, innovation-driven sectors.

 techUK is convening regular industry collab sessions for providers undertaking compliance activity for the Telecoms Security Act. These online sessions will take place monthly and are open to all PECN/PECS providers (all Tiers) to come together in an open, transparent, and collaborative way.  

This event is designed to bring together the full spectrum of the space ecosystem: from technology developers and satellite innovators to consumer-facing companies and policymakers.