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5G communications services have been available in the UK for just over three years but the public perception of next-gen mobile is far from universally good with user experiences mixed finds research from Uswitch.com.
A report from telecom software specialist, Enea, has concluded that a typical mobile network operator could reduce their end-to-end network energy consumption by more than 10% and make annual savings of up to $10 million by deployment of traffic management solution that dynamically optimises video streaming.
The next-wave of next generation mobile communications is well under way with 5G services rolling out apace throughout the world but, says a study from Ericsson UK consumers are questioning why 5G coverage isn’t meeting expectation.
In what the Glasgow-based outside broadcast specialist says was a world first for TV production, QTV deployed private 5G network technology to connect cameras used in the international broadcast coverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s final departure from Scotland.
