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Fyuz 24 will be held in Dublin, Ireland, November 11-13, at the Convention Center Dublin

As the only event to cover all aspects of open and disaggregated network technologies, Fyuz attracts C-Level executives, visionary speakers, innovators, and disruptors.

On Thursday, 30th May 2024 at the IET Savoy, we’ll be hosting the inaugural UK Telecoms Innovation Ecosystem Conference to provide a unique opportunity for peers to:

The UK’s telecoms market is thriving but understanding how the ecosystem is innovating can be difficult, especially considering the rapid advancements in academia and industry. UKTIN has therefore written a Market Research Analysis Annual Report: bringing together insights from industry, government and academia.

The Regulatory Horizons Council (RHC) – an independent council of experts created to advise the UK Government on future technologies – was invited to conduct a review of key current and future technologies and how enabling regulation can support their responsible adoption in the space sector.

This report presents the findings of a one-month study exploring emerging technologies and space capabilities by RAND Europe and commissioned by the Regulatory Horizons Council (RHC).

Quantum technologies offer profound and transformative economic, social, and security opportunities for the UK. These could impact on many areas of our lives, from improving healthcare and speeding up drug discovery, to supporting efforts to tackle climate change and helping to keep the UK safe. 

Complimentary pass for CSPs with UKTIN

A showcase of 5G activity in Worcestshire.

A showcase of 5G activity in the West Midlands.

A showcase of 5G activity in Liverpool.

The Cable Next-Gen Europe digital symposium will examine how the European broadband landscape is rapidly changing as cable operators, fiber providers, wireless operators, and other broadband players develop and deploy next-gen access technologies.

Join techUK on Tuesday 14th May to hear from industry voices on the pivotal role of semiconductors in the net zero transition. 

Embracing the quantum computing revolution is essential to addressing challenges and developing the next generation of intelligent transportation. 

PLACING YOU AT THE FOREFRONT OF IMPLEMENTATION.

The UK Telecoms Innovation Network (UKTIN) NTN working group, comprising of industrial and academic experts have worked during 2023 to analyse gaps and strengths in the UK NTN ecosystem and to make initial recommendations to Government, academia and industry aimed at ensuring that the UK has a strong role in this key area. 

The CW Technology & Engineering Conference (CW TEC) offers a more technical engineering focused agenda than the CW International Conference, exploring an emerging problem that our engineering community has highlighted as being

Innovators. Investors. Tech giants. The visionaries applying new tech to solve the world’s biggest problems. Enterprise tech leaders who are creating solutions to enrich every aspect of our lives.

They all come to London Tech Week to see where tech will take them next.

MOVE is the world's #1 tech mobility event, bringing together the people and companies redefining mobility.

THE NORTH’S BIGGEST ENTERPRISE IT EVENT

AI and Security are going to become integral to network infrastructure as it becomes ever more dependent on cloud and software. The conference explores some of the key areas that need to be addressed. It also looks at the potential challenges and benefits of planning, building and running a secure network including by leveraging AI.

This paper, prepared by the UKTIN Security Expert Working Group (EWG), sets out a view of the UK telecoms ecosystem’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats around security.

From commercializing 5G and the roadmap to 2030 to aligning 6G evolution to real world requirements, from digital transformation to emerging business models, SCWS offers a dynamic platform to explore the intersection of policy, technology, and partnerships.

This East of England Tech Collaboration event, hosted and sponsored by the University of East Anglia and supported by Cambridge Tech Week, aims to foster collaboration between regions and showcase what the East of England has to offer.

Join techUK as we approach one year since the UK Government released the UK Wireless Infrastructure Strategy.