As North Yorkshire attracts more visitors via festivals and events, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) £6.4 million Mobile Access North Yorkshire (MANY) project is exploring how temporary 4G and 5G connectivity can be brought to rural areas....
As the Mobile Access North Yorkshire project heads to a live date, Safenetics – one of MANY’s project partners whose focus is on the Mission Critical use case – explains their wider work supporting all use cases keep security at their heart. Cybersecurity means a lot...
WISDM software – owned and developed by Mobile Access North Yorkshire partners Wireless Coverage – has been benefiting the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) project by identifying the best locations for masts to give the maximum coverage with...
The Mobile Access North Yorkshire (MANY) project are providing several Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) the chance to carry out in field-testing using their 5G Stand Alone trial network, via lead technical partners: Quickline Communications. Quickline are in the...
Following initial discussions with Arkengarthdale Parish Council, we are pleased to announce that we will be holding a Connected Futures event in Arkengarthdale. The drop in event aims to offer residents and businesses an opportunity to find out more about the Mobile...
Basic systems tests for an open source 4G cell with a 5G core was an overwhelming success in recent tests delivered by Safenetics and the University of York, as part of Mobile Access North Yorkshire project (MANY). The Mission Critical Communication use-case...
A joined up vision - regionally and nationally - is essential in improving digital connectivity in rural areas. This was a key finding of a discussion event led by Mobile Access North Yorkshire partners Lancaster University Management School where all-encompassing...
Through social engagement, Mobile Access North Yorkshire has been driven forward to explore new opportunities. This offers 5G the chance to make an economic and social difference to rural residents. The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) 5G...
Lancaster University Management School researchers, Professor Katy Mason and Dr Sharon Wagg, took part in Digital Leaders Week talking about the early findings of the Mobile Access North Yorkshire. The project, which is part of the Department for Digital, Culture,...
Early social science insight has been released from Lancaster University Management School about Mobile Access North Yorkshire (MANY ) – a Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) 5G Testbed and Trial project. The report: Report. The importance of...