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Mobile signal coverage on key rail routes and stations across Britain is expectd to improve dramatically under a partnership between Network Rail, Neos Networks, and Freshwave.
An outdoor small cell project in the City of London by EE and connectivity infrastructure Freshwave is now expanding with 25 new sites, boosting 4G and 5G coverge across the Square Mile. Sites benefiting from the new coverage include St. Paul’s Cathedral, Cannon Street, and the Bank of England. The project aims to improve
Tom Bennett, Freshwave CTO, on how changed post-Covid working habits have also created changed connectivity requirements for companies/employers; as a result, a thriving specialist industry of providers is springing up, supplying the “last mile” work to ensure total coverage; and developing increasingly ingenious tech that is critically important for areas like the City of London.
EE is now live on Freshwave’s neutral host network, with Virgin Media O2 and Vodaone also joining the pilot and expected to go live in 2023
Wiggin formerly played a part in driving digital connectivity across the UK
Residents of London Borough of Tower Hamlets can access these 4G bus shelters
The 10-site pilot will stretch across Queen Victoria Street and pass places such as Bank, Blackfriars, Mansion House and Millennium Bridge
Supported by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) this is the latest in a range of open access agreements that Freshwave has signed with local authorities across the UK
Bennett joins from EE, where he spent 10 years
Virgin Media O2 says new approach will help address indoor connectivity challenges