Government launches 5G for rural areas competition

When EE and Vodafone launched their 5G networks in May and July, it raised the question of what the impact was going to be and when it was going to be felt.

Vodafone switched on its 5G network in Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Glasgow, Isles of Scilly, Newbury, Liverpool, and London, becoming the second company after EE which launched in May.

A look at some of the products and services on display at this year’s Housing conference currently underway in Manchester.

Bruntwood is expanding its community programme by launching an exclusive online platform which allows customers to collaborate and connect across buildings, cities and regions.

The mobile network provider has won the race to become the first 5G operator, switching on superfast mobile services in parts of London, Manchester, Cardiff, Belfast, Edinburgh, and Birmingham.

The ways in which people are choosing to live are constantly changing. Alongside the housing supply shortage and increasing pressure from conscious consumers, residential developers are having to turn to new methods of construction and technologies to prevent being left behind.

The agreement will see Telefonica become the official IoT and network connectivity partner for Schindler’s smart lifts and escalators offering, called Schindler Ahead.