Joe O’Halloran
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Keysight, CfAA accelerate software-defined vehicle AI safety assurance | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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Looking to enable automakers and suppliers to meet emerging industry requirements while reducing development risk and accelerating the deployment of artificial intelligence (AI-)enabled automotive systems, Keysight Technologies and the Centre for Assuring Autonomy (CfAA) at the University of York (UK) have announced a research collaboration to advance the safe deployment of AI in software-defined vehicles (SDVs). Keysight and the CfAA noted that AI has rapidly become a core technology in advance
VodafoneThree claims UK connectivity ‘reshape’ with SuperMobile | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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Marking the next phase of £11bn network investment plan, VodafoneThree has unveiled the SuperMobile network and the Vodafone TV service which will run on the “UK’s fastest” 5G+ (5G standalone) network, as well as offering a new enterprise-grade mobile connectivity portfolio anchored by the “UK’s first” national business-only 5G+ network slice. Since beginning life as a merged company, VodafoneThree has expanded its UK 5G+ population coverage from 46% to 60% as part of a commitment to deliver 99.
Digital Catapult to deliver UK’s Assured 5G Technical Authority programme | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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Looking to bridge a gap between government and the comms industry, Innovate UK has selected UK deep tech innovation organisation Digital Catapult to deliver its Assured 5G Technical Authority (A5G-TA), supporting the development and adoption of secure, private 5G networks across critical areas of the UK economy. The A5G-TA programme aims to boost the adoption of private 5G networks, equipping key UK sectors with future-ready, AI-compatible, advanced connectivity networks. It will look to address
Heddian to acquire Kajeet’s private wireless deployment business | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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As it continues on its journey to refocus its business priorities, and in particular concentrate on its Sentinel orchestration platform powering partner-led private wireless networks, managed internet of things (IoT) connectivity and wireless solutions company Kajeet has sold its private wireless deployment division to communications infrastructure and managed services firm Heddian. Kajeet has the stated mission of delivering intelligent connectivity, using the Sentinel platform to turn this con
Sceye, SoftBank demo high-altitude platform systems connectivity | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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As both the demand for and deployment of non-terrestrial communications networks (NTNs) accelerate on a global basis, aerospace and material science company Sceye, a specialist in high-altitude platform systems (Haps) for telecommunications and real-time environmental monitoring, has announced the successful trans-Pacific flight of its Service Test 1 (ST1) mission from New Mexico to Japan, demonstrating mobile broadband connectivity to unmodified devices Conducted in partnership with Japanese an
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