Regulation: progressive or obstructive?

Regulation of telecommunications is not, as some operators may feel, a chance to hold back progress. At least it shouldn’t be.

While there have been many examples that, if they became the norm, would genuinely give telecommunications regulation a bad name, there is good news too.

Our CTO Simon Fletcher looks at both progressive and obstructive regulations in our latest blog.

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LTE - Life in The old dog yEt

LTE rollout is by no means over – and yet the push to bring 5G to countries as diverse as South Korea and South Africa is very much under way. The reality of 5G deployment is different between these countries, but is the focus on 5G missing the point?

John Okas discusses this in his latest blog

Read John's thoughts here >>

Rail Connectivity

Consumer connectivity on trains is not a new topic. Unfortunately, neither are the issues it throws up.

Of course one central problem doesn’t change. If you are trying to guarantee continuous communications and sufficient capacity to a moving village, issues like dropped calls, slow data performance, blocking and handover become much trickier in such circumstances.

Click here to read Oli Bosshard's thoughts on the future of connected rail >>

Connected Stadiums

In a recent article published on the Radio Times website, they rated the best 12 football stadiums in the world. Real Wireless been involved in the specification, deployment and ongoing management of the wireless technology in both of the top two over a period of 15 years.

The different connectivity requirements and demands are highlighted in Mark Keenan's blog.

Twelve years between builds: a tale of two stadiums >>

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