Europe and the UK have the talent and resources to innovate, and they can do better

Reducing the cost of connectivity, while improving resilience and accessibility across markets with different requirements, is a bigger challenge for 6G than improving performance

Geoff Hollingworth, ex-Rakuten, tells us how he got into telecom but was not planning to

AI, network complexity and new sources of competition drive evolution within MNOs in A mature market

Simon Fletcher throws some light on a fascinating new (really new) topic

Relaxing at the end of the conference with Simona Marinova and Ali Tizghadam at TELUS

Faiq Khan at Rakuten on some things we still need despite AI

Sameh Yamani at VIAVI thinks we should

You know the answer: indoor cellular coverage is not good anywhere, but some cities are better than others

Silke Holtmanns, security expert, has plenty of work to do

Lister to what Markus Kummerle has to say

Sean Kinney, a father and keen observers of tech evolution, has a somewhat heterodox view on this (as he often does)

Hear what Alex De Coq, Infovista, has to say

With Per Kangru, VIAVI

Even the best of us get something wrong occasionally

With Paul Patras at Net AI and the University of Edinburgh

Purely social meetings in London to talk about what excites or worries us, comment on the latest news, or gossip about those who are not there

The good and bad of AI

Do your colleagues want to use AI?

The present and future of telco. Hopes and fears from two analysts who spent a total of seven decades in the industry

Punchback with Yue Wang, China Telecom, a Catalyst winner at DTW26 in Copenhagen

What is Random about?

Plus the best transportation app

What can telcos learn from coffee shops and airlines to capture customer loyalty?

Unfiltered conversation in an experimental playground

How should we add AI to telecom networks to keep innovating, but without rushing into it?

AIOps is more than automation. It is setting the foundation for a new way to operate networks. AI will not only increase the efficiency and speed of automation, but in the long term, AI can generate i...

How to keep AI safe and ethical, mitigate risks and misuse, without stifling innovation

All laptops have Wi-Fi, and yet not many have 5G connectivity. Why is it so?

How is the role of Wi-Fi changing in the enterprise

How are the current geopolitical tensions going to affect standardization, innovation and openness?

A new way to share network infrastructure that sets the right incentives for service providers and infrastructure owners

Digital twins offer us an unprecedented opportunity to explore alternative worlds or scenarios where things are similar to the real ones but differ from them in subtle ways, allowing us to see what th...

How can we get home Wi-Fi users to get the best out of Wi-Fi?

How can we make telecom more inclusive and diverse?

How do can we create the right environment for innovation? Serendipity can help, but we need to push for it

A conversation on how APIs can drive digital transformation and revenues with Harpreet Geekee at Shabodi

A conversation with Ron Porter and Enri-K Salazar at Amdocs on how to productize APIs to generate new revenues

How can we make telecom more inclusive and diverse?

How do we get digital twins to work in real networks?

An anthropologist's quest to understand the deep social and political divides in American society, and the everyday strategies that can overcome them.

The evolution of testing in networks with more complexity, device types, services, and with more pressure to optimize performance

…and the answer is: not really

We usually look at the present or the future of technologies. In this podcast with Mansoor Hanif, Independent Executive Advisor, we took a look at the past. What were the challenges for network automa...

How can you make your AI models work better? Sharing data helps