by Telecoms research community Cambridge Wireless has refused to bow to UK political consensus by partnering with Huawei for its latest 5G venture Apparently, Huawei's 5G is the only real one available at the moment, all the others are 4.1G, etc. I've been told on twitter that Boris Johnson is pro Huawei 5G too, and he might be able to reverse his government's decision on Huawei when Trump has gone.They will build a private 5G network at the Cambridge Science Park, which is owned by Cambridge University. The purpose of it is to provide a test environment for the CW community to muck about with things like autonomous vehicles, clean energy and remote surgery, as augmented by 5G technology.Huawei selected to build Cambridge Wireless private 5G testbed
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Telecoms research community Cambridge Wireless has refused to bow to UK political consensus by partnering with Huawei for its latest 5G venture
Apparently, Huawei's 5G is the only real one available at the moment, all the others are 4.1G, etc. I've been told on twitter that Boris Johnson is pro Huawei 5G too, and he might be able to reverse his government's decision on Huawei when Trump has gone.
They will build a private 5G network at the Cambridge Science Park, which is owned by Cambridge University. The purpose of it is to provide a test environment for the CW community to muck about with things like autonomous vehicles, clean energy and remote surgery, as augmented by 5G technology.
Huawei selected to build Cambridge Wireless private 5G testbed