James Blackman

The UK government has appointed IBM to supply new network infrastructure and communications solutions for emergency services in the country, as part

Siemens has expanded coverage of its private 5G product for Industry 4.0 customers, both in terms of its radio support and commercial availability.

So private 5G has made the national news in the UK. Except that's not the news. The news, and mainstream coverage, is that mobile operator Vodafone

Vodafone has been appointed by Oxfordshire County Council in the UK to rig-up a big Industry 4.0 science park in Oxfordshire with private 5G.

The US Department of Defense (DoD) has appointed Federated Wireless, sub-contracting JMA Wireless for radio (RAN) infrastructure and Hewlett Packard

Another private 5G forecast for you (or your marketing departments): cumulative spending on private 4G/5G networks in the US will exceed $3.7 billion

UK-based tower company and network sharing specialist Freshwave has deployed a ‘portable' private 5G network at the National Robotarium in

Germany-based Cumulocity, a pioneer brand in the industrial IoT space, has emerged from its long-time stewardship by business software and data

IoT chip maker Sequans has acquired Swiss firm Advanced Circuit Pursuit (ACP), specialist in 5G RedCap circuits, transceivers, and chip modules.

Here goes: a list of the most notable private 5G projects in the UK. What it shows is the UK's 3.8-4.2 GHz 'innovation' band is working – as well as anywhere in Europe.