Cambridge Wireless
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Cambridge Wireless announces speaker line-up for Technology Conference 2015
A strong line-up of speakers has been announced for the first Cambridge Wireless Technology Engineering Conference (CW TEC) in London on the 24th March 2015.
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Soraya Jones steps down as CEO at Cambridge Wireless
Cambridge, UK, 10 November 2014: Dr Soraya Jones has decided to step down as CEO at Cambridge Wireless, the leading not-for-profit, international community for companies involved in the research, development and application of wireless and mobile technologies. During her eight years at CW, Jones has grown the organisation from 70 to over 400 members from all over the world, ranging from start-ups to global operators, device manufacturers and service providers. The number of Special Interest Groups (SIGs) has also risen from five to 19, driven by some 90 industry leading SIG champions; while the flagship CW International Future of Wireless Conference and Discovering Start-ups competition have become key events in the industry calendar. Most recently, Jones announced the first CW Technical Engineering Conference next March in London.
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Small cell experts raise questions of standards, interoperability and performance
Cambridge, UK: While small cells have the potential to meet growing demand for mobile data and improve urban connectivity, they need to be automatically and smoothly incorporated into the existing macrocell network, raising questions of standards, interoperability and performance, according to industry experts at the Cambridge Wireless Small Cells Special Interest Group (SIG) conference yesterday.
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Blurred lines between fixed and mobile says chair of UK Spectrum Policy
The inexorable acceleration towards total mobility is eliminating the distinction between fixed and mobile communications to become just ‘connectivity’, according to Professor Jim Norton, Chair of the UK Spectrum Policy Forum, addressing an audience of over 120 telecoms industry experts, entrepreneurs and academics at the Cambridge Wireless (CW) Founders Dinner last night.
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Cambridge Wireless announces winners of 2014 Board Elections
Cambridge, UK: With over 350 members and nearly eighty SIG (Special Interest Group) Champions representing various aspects of the wireless industry, Cambridge Wireless, (CW) continues to expand its global reach and focus on emerging technologies and market trends, to position itself as the world's leading industry forum involved in the development and application of wireless technologies.
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Changing the World with Wireless
The 6th Future of Wireless International Conference focuses on how wireless technology is shaping and enhancing lives across continents
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'The Evolution of First Responder Communications' as seen by Central Government, Emergency Services and Network Operators
Cambridge Wireless and ICT KTN event asks if 4G will impact the developmental direction of professional two-way wireless communications services for Emergency Services?
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Wireless innovation under debate at Future of Wireless International Conference
BBC's Peter Day chairs Cambridge Debate: "This house believes that the future of innovation in the wireless industry is in the virtual rather than the physical World." Wednesday 27 June 2012,The Møller Centre and Churchill College, Cambridge
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