The 5G rollout across the UK is a two-phase strategy, namely, non-standalone and standalone. The initial phase, that is, non-standalone 5G relies upon the existing 4G infrastructure where mobile operators can leverage pseudo-5G connectivity to consumers while Ofcom  purports that around 90% or so of British premises may experience outdoor coverage from at least one operator. The second phase standalone 5G (or 5G SA) is a longer-term strategy requiring dedicated equipment enab

4G as a mobile telecommunications technology has been bandied around for over a decade or so and has appeared prematurely in several...

Okay, so I haven’t been ‘first to press’ with my ‘tech radar’ intuition, and other industry pundits have certainly pipped me to the post...