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Instead, i spoke to mobile uk, the trade association for the main mobile network operators, and i asked why the 56 roll—out wasn't further ahead after all this time. well, in that three years, we've had covid, which did impact on our ability to deploy that network. equally, the government has taken decisions to take certain vendors out of the market, which has meant we've actually had to reconfigure networks, look for new vendors. and the government's own research suggested that cost an additional £2 billion and added a year to our deployment schedules. this centre at the university of surr...

I asked 0fcom, the government's communication regulator, for an interview about 56 in the uk. it declined. instead, i spoke to mobile uk, the trade association for the main mobile network operators, and i asked why the 56 roll—out wasn't further ahead after all this time. well, in that three years, we've had covid, which did impact on our ability to deploy that network. equally, the government has taken decisions to take certain vendors out of the market, which has meant we've actually had to reconfigure networks, look for new vendors. and the government's own research suggested that cost an...

Instead, i spoke to mobile uk, the trade association for the main mobile network operators, and i asked why the 56 roll—out wasn't further ahead after all this time. well, in that three years, we've had covid, which did impact on our ability to deploy that network. equally, the government has taken decisions to take certain vendors out of the market, which has meant we've actually had to reconfigure networks, look for new vendors. and the government's own research suggested that cost an additional £2 billion and added a year to our deployment schedules. this centre at the university of surr...

The trade association for the main mobile network operators, and i asked why the 5g roll—out wasn't further ahead after all this time. well, in that three years, we've had covid, which did impact on our ability to deploy that network. equally, the government has taken decisions to take certain vendors out of the market, which has meant we've actually had to reconfigure networks, look for new vendors. and the government's own research suggested that cost an additional two billion and added a year to our deployment schedules. this centre at the university of surrey started working on 5g ten ye...

Mobile internet can help plug gaps in hard—to—reach areas where it's difficult to install cables. i asked ofcom, the government's communication regulator, for an interview about 5g in the uk. it declined. instead, i spoke to mobile uk, the trade association for the main mobile network operators, and i asked why the 5g roll—out wasn't further ahead after all this time. well, in that three years, we've had covid, which did impact on our ability to deploy that network. equally, the government has taken decisions to take certain vendors out of the market, which has meant we've actually had t...