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Earlier this week Apple announced four new iPhone 12 models, all of which support new faster 5G networks whilst EE revealed that its 5G network is now live in 112 UK locations:  “We have 5G coverage in more places than anyone in the UK, and we remain focused on connecting many more areas this year and beyond”.

With 5G networks across the world approaching commercial deployment, it’s essential the core network is ready for the substantial changes which are about to arrive.

What is distributed across most countries, reaching even the most remote communities? Could a national post office network play a role in hosting 5G and broadband infrastructure to close coverage gaps? The USPS thinks so. Why not?

A consensus has emerged that the industrial sectors will present the greatest opportunity for telcos when it comes to monetising 5G. Within the multitude of sectors in which 5G is developing, manufacturing - specifically smart factories - has become particularly popular. Industry Analyst and RMA Managing Director, Guy Redmill, talks to Iskratel about emerging 5G use cases in the smart factory and the roles telcos are adopting.

Mention TMT trade show giants such as Mobile World Congress and the Consumer Electronics Show and hear the collective groan ripple across the room.  Famed for their abilities to drain pockets, and cause insane amounts of tiredness, these tests of endurance are still seen as the places to go to see and be seen.