New players, new business models

While the move towards new disaggregated architectures and open RAN dominated the technical discussions at this year’s Small Cell World Summit, there were equally significant shifts to be detected in business models and regulatory pressures. Is it time for a secondary market in spectrum? Are new levels of collaboration required to turn neutral hosting into a reality?

Real Wireless was all over the conference and we have a full report on what we did and what we heard.

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Can 5G keep its promise?

Anyone for ‘holoportation’ of human avatars or distributed Fog/Edge solutions for enhanced 360-degree video streaming? Is this officially the point at which we can start speculating about 6G?

This year’s WWRF in Japan considered the outer reaches of the possible as it sought to chart a 10-year roadmap beyond 5G. However, its sister event the 5G Huddle tackled issues far closer to home and questioned whether the platforms associated with the 5G Era are capable of delivering on all the hype.

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AutoAir 5G transport project extended

Real Wireless will continue to be part of the AutoAir consortium, which has received a further £1.8m in funding from DCMS taking the total project investment from the government to nearly £6m. Mobile network operator O2 and consulting engineering firm Atkins have joined the project to accelerate the development of 5G-enabled intelligent transport systems.

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RW at 5G World

Previously known as LTE World, 5G World is a unique conference and exhibition platform supporting telcos in their 5G transformation journey. Real Wireless Chief Operating Officer (COO) Oliver Bosshard is speaking at the event and is on the awards judging panel too. Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Simon Fletcher will also be presenting on AutoAir in a “5G Enabled Transportation” session

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