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Government awards £25 million to 5G project winners

Tom Allen
Tom Allen
clock 10 March 2018 •
Self-driving tractors could be a killer app for 5G in the countryside
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Self-driving tractors could be a killer app for 5G in the countryside

Six projects across the UK will explore 5G use in rural communities and industrial productivity, using applications including autonomous vehicles, drones and AI

One year on from the Government's announcement of its Digital Strategy, it has shared plans for its continued investment in 5G technology. 5G is the Government's baby, with funding commitments in the...

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