British parliamentarians depart with last swing at ‘unconvincing’ 5G plans
The outgoing Public Accounts Committee’s final report on mobile connectivity portrays government efforts to improve mobile coverage as lacking focus, data, and clear evidence of value.
This article includes:
- Organisations: BT Group; Building Digital UK; Department for Science, Innovation & Technology; Department of Transport; House of Commons Public Accounts Committee; National Audit Office; National Infrastructure Commission; Ofcom; Three UK; Virgin Media O2; Vodafone UK.
- Geographic: UK.
- Themes: 3G shutdown; 4G; 5G standalone; Connectivity data; Coverage goals; Digital landline; Low-Earth orbit satellites; Mobile connectivity; Rail coverage; Rural connectivity; R&D investment; Shared Rural Network.
- Events: UK General Election.
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