Dan Oliver
Dan is a British journalist with 20 years of experience in the design and tech sectors, producing content for the likes of Microsoft, Adobe, Dell and The Sunday Times. In 2012 he helped launch the world's number one design blog, Creative Bloq. Dan is now editor-in-chief at 5Gradar, where he oversees news, insight and reviews, providing an invaluable resource for anyone looking to stay up-to-date with the key issues facing 5G.
Latest articles by Dan Oliver
Emma Heesters joins MTV for its first 5G-enabled remote broadcast
By Dan Oliver last updated
Broadcasting ViacomCBS Networks International and ViacomCBS Digital Studios International will collaborate to produce MTV’s first Live 5G enabled remote production in Amsterdam.
Vodafone says £1bn is required to get 5G into UK hospitals
By Dan Oliver last updated
Healthcare A new health-focused report from Vodafone has found significant support for 5G across a number of different health settings, from ambulance care to remote appointments.
The 5G defense market will be worth $1.3bn by 2025
By Dan Oliver last updated
Military In a new report from MarketsandMarket, the market size of 5G being used in the defense sector is set to grow from $64 million in 2020 to $1.3bn by 2025.
Huawei defines 3 killer scenarios for 5.5G
By Dan Oliver last updated
Infrastructure As most countries are still getting to grips with 5G, China is pulling ahead, with Huawei already looking at the potential use cases for the next generation of mobile networking: 5.5G.
Qualcomm launches RB5: its most advanced 5G/AI robotics platform yet
By Dan Oliver last updated
IoT Following up on Qualcomm’s RB3 robotics platform, the RB5 will include the company’s first chipset that supports 5G, AI, and machine learning.
Nokia digitalizes 100% of 5G network deployments
By Dan Oliver last updated
Infrastructure By digitising its 5G deployment, Nokia now enables network rollouts to be executed swiftly and cost-effectively, reducing time-to-market and driving revenue generation.
First US military base gets Verizon 5G
By Dan Oliver last updated
Military MCAS Miramar is the first US military base to test Verizon’s Ultra Wideband Service, as it trials defense-based use cases for 5G.
Dinner’s in the drone with Manna’s 5G-powered food delivery
By Dan Oliver last updated
Smart cities Irish tech startup Manna announces a key partnership with global network company Cubic Telecom at CES 2020.
Ericsson focusses on 5G with new CEO appointment for UK and Ireland
By Dan Oliver published
Business Senior BT executive Katherine Ainley will join Ericsson UK and Ireland as CEO in February, bringing a renewed focus on 5G for the Swedish multinational.
53% of consumers won’t pay extra for 5G
By Dan Oliver last updated
Research Despite the best efforts of wireless carriers, a new survey has illustrated that confused marketing around 5G in the US has led to confusion amongst consumers.
BT will develop sky corridors for 5G drones in the UK
By Dan Oliver published
Drones Alongside a number of tech partners, BT has been given the green light to move ahead with Project XCelerate in the UK, which aims to establish safe sky corridors for 5G drones.
Ericsson’s 5G rollout will create 800 UK jobs by 2022
By Dan Oliver published
Infrastructure Ericsson’s role in the UK’s 5G infrastructure will create 800 new jobs, as the company begins work on the upgrade of 20,000 network sites.
NEC pushes commercial 5G with Open RAN lab in India
By Dan Oliver published
Open RAN Collaborating with partners Altiostar, Gigatera, MTI and others, the NEC Center of Excellence in India will help demonstrate the benefits of Open RAN to 5G operators.
Nokia joins 5G poles project for the Flemish city of Leuven
By Dan Oliver published
Smart cities Nokia will work with the Digital City Pole project in Belgium, as a case study in how the Flemish government can address 5G connectivity in urban settings.
India will embrace 5G in 2021
By Dan Oliver published
Infrastructure Mukesh Ambani, chairman of India’s largest telco Reliance Industries, has announced that the company plans to roll out 5G in the second half of 2021, and it will be done using Indian tech.
Japan’s mobile operator SoftBank selects Nokia for standalone 5G Core
By Dan Oliver published
Infrastructure SoftBank, one of the top three mobile network operators in Japan, has announced a partnership with Nokia to supply its 5G Core architecture.
South Korea: a “blueprint for 5G deployments”, says RootMetrics
By Dan Oliver published
Infrastructure In its latest report on mobile networks in South Korea, testing company RootMetrics has uncovered “outstanding” 5G performance.
R&S launches 5G Broadcast Server and Control Center 2.0
By Dan Oliver published
Broadcasting Rohde & Schwarz is at the cutting-edge of 5G broadcasting, and its updated Broadcast Server & Control Center will enable providers to meet the demands of the future.
5G is 5x faster than 4G in the UK - but coverage is still poor
By Dan Oliver last updated
Networks Despite 5G still being unavailable across most of the UK, the speeds for those that can access it are impressive, and are likely to get even faster as more spectrum is released, according to Ookla.
Nokia’s 25Gbps PON will power the densification of 5G
By Dan Oliver published
Infrastructure To make the most of wireless 5G, operators require fiber optic connections, and with the launch of 25G PON, Nokia has enabled fiber networks to be used for mobile 5G transport.
Huawei asks UK government to overturn ‘harmful’ 5G ban
By Dan Oliver published
Infrastructure In a recent interview, and via a 5G webinar today, two Huawei execs have described the decision to ban Huawei from the UK’s 5G network as ‘harmful’, ‘political’, and having a ‘huge economic impact’.
Nokia, Elisa and Qualcomm break the Finnish 5G speed record at 8Gbps
By Dan Oliver published
Infrastructure The 5G speed record in Finland has been broken by delivering 8Gbps for the first time, in a test that served 5G to two mmWave-capable devices connected simultaneously.
New study says 5G will contribute £15bn to UK economic growth
By Dan Oliver published
Infrastructure A new study conducted by Analysys Mason, on behalf of Ericsson and Qualcomm, has found that 5G can deliver £14.8bn in additional economic growth for the UK, with a five-fold increase in ROI.
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