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In this episode of The G2 on 5G, Will Townsend and Anshel Sag break down the latest developments in 5G technology, network advancements, and industry leadership changes. They discuss T-Mobile's definition of 5G Advanced, Intel's new CEO, and Broadcom's converged 5G fiber and satellite appliance. The conversation also covers Vodafone UK's AI-driven energy efficiency, Qualcomm's Edge Impulse acquisition, and Viasat & Space 42's partnership on NTN connectivity.  Their discussion covers:

In this 219th episode of The G2 on 5G, we cover:1. T-Mobile's plans for 5G Advanced in the United States2. Intel appoints Lip-Bu Tan as permanent CEO3. Broadcom's Velosky converged 5G fiber and satellite appliance4. Vodafone UK and Ericsson use AI to reduce 5G network energy consumption5. Qualcomm acquires Edge Impulse to boost IoT capabilities6. Viasat and Space42 partner on direct-to-device satellite connectivityThe hosts discuss T-Mobile's 5G Advanced strategy, Intel's leadership change, Broadcom's new network solution, AI-driven energy efficiency in 5G networks, Qualcomm's IoT expansion, and developments in satellite connectivity. They provide insights on industry trends, technological advancements, and the competitive landscape in the 5G ecosystem.

Welcome and Introduction- Will Townsend welcomes listeners to episode 201 of the G2 on 5G podcast.- Introduction of fellow analyst Anshel Sag.T-Mobile's Initiative with Channel Partners- Discussion on T-Mobile's collaboration with Ingram Micro and Tech Data Synnex.- Introduction of the Partner Plus program to subsidize 5G connected PCs and fixed wireless access solutions.- Subsidies include up to $400 off PCs and up to $700 off Cradlepoint's fixed wireless access CPE products.- Potential savings for businesses up to $1,600 per router adapter and over $400 per connected PC.- Challenges around provisioning devices and the need for a marketing campaign to raise awareness.5G Baseband Vulnerability at Black Hat- Anshel Sag discusses a 5G baseband vulnerability revealed at the Black Hat security conference.- Vulnerability allows devices to be tricked into connecting to fake cell towers, enabling phishing attacks.- Researchers created a tool called 5G Base Checker to identify vulnerabilities in various phones.- Companies like Samsung and Google have patched these flaws, while MediaTek and Qualcomm have yet to respond.Nokia and Swisscom's Drone Partnership- Will Townsend talks about Nokia's partnership with Swisscom for drone emergency response and industrial use cases.- Nokia has prepared 300 "drone in a box" units for public safety and infrastructure inspections.- Discussion on the broader applications of drones in industries like window washing.Vodafone UK's 5G Standalone Service- Anshel Sag highlights Vodafone UK's launch of 5G standalone service for enterprises.- Research indicates 39% of UK companies are ready to invest in 5G standalone.- Vodafone's 5G Ultra service promises lower latency, more reliability, and better battery life.- Examples of network slicing applications include ITN, UK Power Networks, and gaming.China's Entry into the LEO Satellite Space Race- Will Townsend discusses China's recent entry into the low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite space race.- China aims to launch 108 satellites this year and 15,000 by 2030 for global network coverage.- Discussion on the potential impact and competitiveness of China's LEO satellite initiative.Pentagon's 5G Applications for Defense- Anshel Sag talks about the Pentagon's use of 5G for enhancing warfighting capabilities.- Deployment of Anduril-made towers using tactical radios for high-resolution video security in Africa.- Future G's role in advancing 5G and transitioning to 6G for the US Department of Defense.Conclusion- Will Townsend and Anshel Sag wrap up the episode.- Invitation for listeners to provide insights on future 5G topics.- Contact information: Will Townsend (@willtowntech) and Anshel Sag (@anshelsag).- Encouragement to tune in next week.

Campaign's editorial team takes you behind the week's biggest headlines, with the views from our news desks. Hosted by tech editor Lucy Shelley, media editor Beau Jackson and reporter Charlotte Rawlings discuss all things media and creativity.We delve into the breaking news of Natalie Cummins leaving Zenith UK and the speculation surrounding the rival agency she'll go to next. Plus, Jackson explains the leadership shuffle that Cummins has left in her wake as Sannah Rogers and Jon Stevens, managing directors of Zenith UK, have stepped up to lead the agency following her departure.In other breaking news, a very popular story closed the month with L'Oréal UK and Ireland switching its £220m media account to a new agency.Covering creativity, Rawlings talks through Leo Burnett's first work for Vodafone UK after the hotly contested pitch last year.Plus, we talk through the beginning of Pride Month with a black and white campaign from Pride in London and Jackson goes head-to-head with AI in light of adland's response to Mark Read's deepfake debacle.Further reading:Total Media acquired by Serviceplan Group's MediaplusMediaSense to acquire PwC UK teamAd industry bodies criticise Edinburgh OOH banBBH opens applications for next Barn cohortSupercell signs up Chris Hemsworth and Christina Ricci for star-studded ads Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Campaign's Agency of the Year Awards took place last week in Royal Lancaster London hotel.Leo Burnett, MG OMD and Rapp were among the top winners with eight trophies among them this year, including repeat wins for Leo Burnett and Rapp.In this episode, Maisie McCabe, Campaign's UK editor, speaks to the award-winning chief executives at the agencies to discuss if H1's optimism will carry on for the year ahead, what place creative awards have in the media industry and why agencies must transform internally in order to transform their clients.She is joined by:Natalie Bell, CEO of MG OMD and winner of Head of Agency for Media,Gabrielle Ludzker, CEO of Rapp and winner of Head of Agency for Customer Engagement,and Carly Avener, CEO of Leo Burnett, who led the agency to bring home three awards.Further reading:Leo Burnett and Rapp's double-AOY wins should inspire, not frustrateCampaign UK Agency of the Year Awards 2023: winners revealedVodafone calls on Leo Burnett for creative dutiesWhat to make of the Vodafone UK ad pitch? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we look at a report I wrote in partnership with Vodafone UK to examine how 5G Standalone (5G SA) could transform UK over the next 5-7 years.To talk more about the findings, I spoke with Nicki Lyons, Vodafone UK's Chief Corporate Affairs & Sustainability Officer.Some of the predictions in the report include:We'll see the end of Video Assisted Referee (VAR) and poor off-side decision-making thanks to smart ball tech, pitch sensors and player wearables enabled by 5G Standalone (5G SA) – meaning more time is devoted to the beautiful game and less time on disputes.Connected clothing will mean trainers will ‘talk' to each other and collate style and sustainability-inspired looks from other feet on the street, powering your very own AI-powered style guide – enabling fashionistas to discover styles and express themselves in new ways.Working with Vodafone, in a new report, leading futurist Andrew Grill predicts how 5G SA could transform the things the UK loves most in the next five-to-seven years – from retail and sports to gaming and entertainment.The report supports the growing need for 5G SA infrastructure in the UK, as the proposed Vodafone and Three merger paves the way for UK 5G SA leadership with a pledge to invest £11 billion and reach over 99% of the UK population with 5G SA by 2034.More on Nicki LyonsNicki became Director of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability in October 2021. She's responsible for external communications, government and regulatory affairs, and sustainable business. Before this, she worked in senior roles at Walgreen Boots Alliance, Unilever, PepsiCo, in UK government and in international development.Nicki on LinkedInResources mentioned in the showAnn Patchett Tom Lake bookVodafone UK WebsiteVodafone and Three websiteMore on the reportVodafone press release about the reportDownload the reportYour Host: Actionable Futurist® & Chief Futurist Andrew GrillFor more on Andrew - what he speaks about and recent talks, please visit ActionableFuturist.com Andrew's Social ChannelsAndrew on LinkedIn@AndrewGrill on Twitter @Andrew.Grill on InstagramKeynote speeches hereAndrew's upcoming book

Oyin Is a Serial Tech entrepreneur and Angel Investor. She has built her businesses from bootstrap to 7 figures. She runs Niyo, a multi-award-winning company specialising in using technology to empower black women economically.   Niyo Hair and Beauty is a brand looking to reimagine the end-to-end beauty experience for black and brown women starting with their AR and AI mobile platform. Customers get to try on hairstyles before they book appointments in the exciting and exclusive premium salon. The beauty tech company has served over 1000 clients across the UK whilst economically empowering hairstylists through an academy to get accredited. Niyo Bootcamps is a learn-to-earn ed-tech platform focused on enabling 1 million black women globally to be upskilled. She has worked with clients like Goldman Sachs, KPMG, The Department for Education and much more.   Her work has been recognised in BBC News, The Voice, Metro, Black Beauty and Hair Magazine, Nottingham Post and many more. She has also won many awards including Women in Tech Innovation Awards, Great British Entrepreneur of the Year Award, Barclays Social Impact Awards, MBCC Entrepreneur of the Year and Female Innovator of the Year. She has spoken at Women In Tech Festival, Vodafone UK, KPMG, Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse, Africa Tech Week, Birmingham Tech Week and many more.   In this episode, Alicia and Oyin discuss: The misconception of being raised in Nigeria  Where her desire for helping others comes from  How she won awards and was recognised for noteworthy achievements from the age of 14 The journey of Niyo Bootcamp and Niyo Hair  Managing finances and a profitable business from a young age Investing in Black women tech businesses  The future for Niyo See more about Niyo & Oyin here: https://www.niyo.co/ https://uk.linkedin.com/in/oyinkansola-adebayo  https://www.oyinadebayo.com/

Learn from Nicki Lyons, Chief Corporate Affairs & Sustainability Officer at Vodafone UK on how to create a successful external communications strategy.Having previously held senior roles at Walgreen Boots Alliance, Unilever and PepsiCo, Nicki delves into the dangers of being risk adverse, the distinction between internal and external communications and how to achieve successful change management.Discussions in the episode:Key components in a successful communications strategyHow to deal with a crisisWhere organisations go wrong with communicationsClick here to reach out to Peter Rabey direct Like this show? Please leave us a review. Every review helps. 

In this 160th episode of The G2 on 5G, Anshel and Will Cover:1. Vodafone UK leans into Open RAN for Huawei rip and replace 2. Fairphone 5 - Guaranteed repairability and 8 years of updates thanks to using a Qualcomm 5G IoT SoC3. Nokia launches drone network solution to complement its private 5G offerings 4. NATO to test 5G in Latvia with VR and drones5. Mavenir loses ground in 5G mobile core 6. IFA 2023 Phone Roundup - Huawei Mate 60 Pro, Honor Magic V2 and ‘Purse', Tecno Phantom Ultimate Rollable Concept, Sony Xperia 5 V

The average 2 year fixed rate mortgage rises to more than 6-percent, the CEO of Vodafone UK chats about why he wants to merge with rival Three and why the North of England is becoming increasingly attractive to overseas investors

Our long-standing #SustyTalk interview series continues! In this episode, edie's Senior Reporter Sarah George is in discussion with Vodafone UK's chief corporate affairs & sustainability officer, Nicki Lyons. She is on hand to discuss the importance of reducing, reusing and recycling technologies across the telecoms sector, from large masts to smartphones.

Over the past 30 years IT has digitally transformed the telecoms sector. One person who knows this more than most is Kevin Paige the, Chief Technology Officer for DigitalWell and Ronan got to talk to him, Kevin talks about his background, what DigitalWell does, his role at DigitalWell, his technology wow moments over the past 30 years and more  More about Kevin Paige: Kevin is responsible for all aspects of DigitalWell 's Product, Technology Strategy and IT, which includes planning, implementation and operations.  A commercially-orientated career technologist with more than 30 years' experience in telecoms and IT industries spent building and leading successful campaigns and sponsoring product and technology services innovation. Kevin has a wealth of experience and capability to support DigitalWell 's clients with their projects and initiatives, having held senior business and technology roles at M247, Manx Telecom, eircom Group, Level 3 Communications, Cable and Wireless, Vodafone UK, Barclays Bank, British Airways and BT.  Kevin has a holistic perspective on technology and how to bring business benefit to the client in a digital transformation era.

Both Iain and Scott were carrying bugs when this was recorded but it will take more than that to keep them from their podding duties. They start by reflecting on Ericsson's quarterly earnings announcement, specifically concerning the trouble the company is in regarding its historical activities in Iraq. Rumours of a Vodafone UK acquisition yield a chat about telco M&A before they conclude with the then breaking news of Elon Musk bidding to buy the whole of Twitter.

The G2 on 5G Podcast – Episode 93 – April 8, 2022In this episode of The G2 on 5G, Anshel and Will Cover:1. NTIA and DoD launch the 5G Challenge - can it accelerate a more open 5G ecosystem?2. Northrop Grumman inks 5G IoT deal with AT&T and Lockheed announces long-term partnership with Intel on 5G.MIL initiative for edge to cloud 5G3. Is fiber backhaul foundational to mobile 5G network deployments - are Vodafone UK, TMobile, Dish, other operators exposed?4. Deutsche Telekom continues to roll out 5G SA across Germany, Rogers and Ericsson launch Canada's first commercial 5G SA network (overflow from last week)5. Who is Omnispace and can their plans for a 5G hybrid terrestrial/ LEO satellite network and collaboration with Microsoft Azure address connectivity needs in underserved regions?6. T-Mobile diversifies FWA supply chain with MediaTek-based Arcadyan 5G FWA gateway in addition to Nokia it originally launched with (talk about FCC teardown)

In this episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast's series, The 5G Factor, Futurum analysts Shelly Kramer and Ron Westfall talk T-Mobile/Verizon and the Super Bowl, Ericsson's role in unlocking 5G core and what this means for CSPs, Swedish-based Kollmorgen's partnership with Ericsson and the results of their testing robots and comparing wifi against 5G in industrial/manufacturing settings, Cisco entering the private 5G market, and Vodafone UK tapping Oracle to spearhead network policy. 

Cheetah Digital is a marketing tech platform that has collected over 2 billion data entries for brands including Arsenal FC, Hilton, BBC, Citibank, Vodafone UK, and the Postcode Lottery, McDonald's, Pizza Hut UK, Godiva, Urban Outfitters. Richard Jones, CMO of Cheetah Digital, joins me on Tech Talks Daily in a conversation about why smaller enterprise-specific marketing technology and unified data model platforms provide far more benefits for customers than those from more prominent players. For more than 20 years, I have learned how Richard has worked in technology, specifically, building marketing technology for the likes of Adobe, Oracle, and how he has been a CMO integrating martech to deliver business results. We discuss the growth of customer engagement suites that ingest various kinds of data, batch data, streaming data, point of sale data, and weather data according to a businesses' requirements. We also talk about how companies can use machine learning and artificial intelligence to segment and analyze that data. Finally, we discuss why leveraging the same data model with the customer engagement data platform at its heart is key if you're building software from the ground up.

The pod is delighted to welcome a guest this week – Elena Davidson, CEO of Liberty Communications. Accordingly they start by talking about PR and comms, including the apparent evaporation of entertainment budgets, before analysing a recent attempt by Facebook to communicate with the outside world. They move on to reflect on recent conversations with Vodafone UK's head of networks before concluding with a look at the radio weight arms race.

In this episode of The G2 on 5G, Anshel, Diana and Will Cover:1. AT&T and Oneweb partner up to extend reach into remote areas - could it be successful?2. Dish's 5G delays3. NFL and Verizon Ink rumored $1B 10-Year Partnership Deal Extension with 5G as focus4. Cisco partners with a handful of companies in Austria for a remote piloted racing car POC- could it represent a future 5G powered service?5. Ericsson 5G energy saving trial with Vodafone UK using 32t32R radio6. IAA 2021 - Qualcomm's 5G Vision for Automotive and ADAS

In this episode, SAP UKI Managing Director Michiel Verhoeven speaks to Mark Dearnley, Chief Digital Officer at Inchcape, to discuss their ongoing business transformation and move to RISE with SAP. Mark Dearnley joined Inchcape as CIO in October 2020. Formerly, Mark was Partner at the global management consulting firm, Bain & Company where he advised clients on technology strategy, digital transformation and enterprise information technology. Prior to his role at Bain, Mark was CIO with Premium Credit and Chief Digital & Information Officer with HMRC. He has also held CIO positions in Vodafone UK and Cable & Wireless. He has considerable experience in cyber-security, customer-facing digital solutions as well as delivering complex technology change across international operations.

In this episode of The G2 on 5G, Anshel and Will Cover:1. Nokia announces 2Q earnings - have they turned the 5G ship around?2. Whitehouse Infrastructure Deal, $65 billion agreed to for broadband3. Samsung Networks and Verizon trial a fully virtualized 5G session using MIMO over C-band - can it help accelerate the operator's mid-band spectrum deployment?4. Qualcomm & Apple Earnings, how 5G devices affect that5. Vodafone UK pegs the private 5G networking opportunity at ~6B pound sterling in the U.K by 2030 - is it a realistic prediction? 6. Huawei P50 Series uses Qualcomm's Snapdragon 888, but no 5G

When discussing 5G, often the tendency is to focus on innovations that are happening in large tech conglomerates, or governments. But, what if by thinking in this way, we are missing a key market? According to Vodafone UK, we are. Perhaps unexpectedly, it is the hunger from SMEs and local communities that are driving the demand for 5G solutions at Vodafone UK. And it is this demand, which has led them to build partnerships with several third-party providers, to enhance its ecosystem and subsequently improve its technological offering. In this episode of Accelerators, we speak to Danny Kelly, Head of Innovation at Vodafone UK, whose role is to ‘stitch' these partnerships together. We learn more about the ecosystem Vodafone UK has created and how co-creation allows them to respond in a fast and agile manner to their clients' needs. Stream the episode now to learn more about how Vodafone UK's solutions can help everyone to go further, faster, and beyond. “We largely expected to see most of the early adoption happen in major MNCs, in that multinational corporate space. And really what we've seen is that the SMEs and the top end of SMEs are super keen to adopt 5G, innovate, try new ways of doing things''.

Interview with Alessandro Linari – Alessandro is a data professional with more than 15 years of experience with data and technology across multiple sectors including telecom, IT, consultancy and finance.He leads the People Analytics function in Vodafone UK and his main focus is to support the business to make data driven decisions.

Alberto Ferreira is a UX research and globalization services expert with over ten years of experience in UX on both client and agency side. He is currently the User Research Manager at Vodafone UK and has worked on improving the digital experience of companies like Sony, the BBC, and Emirates. He is the author of Universal UX: Building Multicultural Experience, a book on the specialized practices and implementations of UX across the globe. He was the host and curator of the Localisation Processes Forum at LocWorld for five years and is a regular speaker at international UX conferences like UXPA. He also devotes his time to mentor and tutor young UX students and practitioners at Kingston University in London. A multidisciplinarian interested in topics ranging from Agile to persuasion design, he is passionate about the development of User Experience as an autonomous field and understanding the depth of the relationship between the human mind, reality, and digital technology.

This perspective was shared from the TRL EDGE Forum of T-Renaissance Inc. (www.t-renaissance.com ) upon a recent business news from “mobile newscwp”. T-Renaissance Inc. is a full turnkey technologies solutions business connecting the world with China, with a focus serving the retail, telecoms, media sectors.

Our first guest is Scott Petty, UK Chief Technology Officer Vodafone leading a 3000 strong organisation and the roll-out of 5G. We explore his leadership journey, what makes him mad and how he's adapted to life in UK.Brought to you by Clarity Leadership - Thoughts, ideas and inspiration for businesses:https://www.clarityleadership.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of The G2 on 5G, Anshel and Will Cover:1. SK Telecom reports soaring profit and points to 5G as a catalyst2. Qualcomm and T-Mobile Earnings - Huge 5G Momentum3. Mavenir pulls the plug on its IPO - is there trouble in Open RAN paradise?4. Smartphone Market Share Changes, Samsung #1, Huawei #2, Xiaomi #3 and Apple Slips to #45. Vodafone UK replacing Huawei with Open RAN for 5G - risky move or a trailblazer?6. Samsung & KT Collaborate on SA and NSA common core network

This week continued to be heavily focused on the coronavirus and the government's response. We cover it all this week, from the ongoing blame game between Democrats and Republicans, the criticism of experts including Trump's own advisors and the ongoing debate about hydroxychloroquine. We also feature some left-wing commentators to compare the coverage of these issues in the left-wing and right wing media bubbles. We also cover a conspiracy linking 5G technology and coronavirus that is starting to have real world consequences. Vodafone UK had four 5G towers set on fire in the space of 24 hours, and the British telco's and the British Prime Minister's office had to put out separate statements refuting this conspiracy. Hear the details of this and more in today's episode. Episode Credits: The Buck Sexton Show The Dan Bongino Show The Mark Levin Show The Alex Jones Show Pod Save America The Hannity Monologues

Prima intervista della serie di 4 interviste registrate al Chatbot Summit di Berlino con un ospite speciale: Rob Forster - EMEA Marketing Coordinator di LogMeIn ci racconta i loro casi di applicazione con Vodafone UK, Dyson.com e ICICI Bank.Buon Ascolto!Ascolta tutte le puntate su www.iaspiegatasemplice.it

Vodaphone UK et Nokia a lancé un nouvel appareil pour booster la couverture 4G et Norrow Band IoT pour les zones rurales. Notons à la fin que Tunisie Telecom a signé durant l'été un contrat de partenariat commercial et technique avec Vodafone UK. Productrice : Nadya Jennene Ingénieur son : Ghazi Neffati Production : StreamingHD

Vodafone UK announces its LTE network plans, LG announces its G2 flagship handset and Google begins rolling out its Android Device Manager. How to Contact us: How to Listen: