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The world’s connectivity needs are rapidly changing and 5G is leading the way. Businesses are at the centre of this development and are set to reap the benefits of enhanced mobility, flexibility and security of 5G networks.
Sweden has for long been a digital frontrunner and quick at adopting and applying new technology. With domestic key players such as Ericsson, Volvo Group and ABB, the Swedish 5G rollout will undoubtedly stimulate demand for UK companies providing network services, innovative solutions and protection in the telecoms and tech sector.
Join us for a discussion together to see how your business can benefit from the Swedish 5G rollout already in 2021.
Agenda
- Welcome by moderator Stuart Fenton
- Keynote address by Hanna Maurer Sibley, Ericsson
- Discussion
- Final remarks
Panelists
Hanna Maurer Sibley, Head of Product and Solutions Management at Ericsson (Swe)
Ericsson is one of the world’s leading providers of telecoms infrastructure and ICT solutions. Headquartered in Stockholm, Ericsson is present worldwide and is leading the way in developing future 5G networks.
Magnus Leonhardt, Head of Business Development & Innovation at Telia Company (Swe)
Telia Company is one of the leading mobile operators in the Nordics and the Baltics. With over 20,000 employees and 24 million subscriptions, Telia is set to play a major part in the future rollout of 5G.
Jonas Wessel, Director Spectrum Department at the Swedish Post and Telecoms Authority (Swe)
The Swedish Post and Telecoms Authority (PTS) is the Swedish equivalent of Ofcom. They act on behalf of the Swedish government to ensure fair competition and regulation in the telecoms sector. In November of 2020 PTS will hold spectrum actions for 5G rollout.
Simon Fletcher, Chief Technology Officer at Real Wireless (UK)
Real Wireless is one of the world’s leading wireless advisory firms, providing independent advice to clients across industry and government. With 5G on the horizon independent advice on wireless networks will be an invaluable resource to help companies navigate and reap the benefits of emerging technologies.
Andrew Tsonchev, Director of Technology at Darktrace (UK)
Darktrace is a leading UK cyber AI company and the creator of Autonomous Response technology. Its self-learning AI Enterprise Immune System is modelled on the human immune system and used by over 3,000 organisations to protect against threats to the cloud, email, IoT, networks and industrial systems.
Maria Lema, Founder of Weaver Labs (UK)
Weaver Labs is a UK start-up focused on creating a decentralised infrastructure for telecommunications utilising blockchain technology. The team contributed in delivering the UK's first 5G pre-standards compliant testbed at King's College London.
The session will be moderated by Stuart Fenton, 5G Specialist at the Department for International Trade. For questions about the event, please contact erik.hallgren@fco.gov.uk & elsa.olofsson@fco.gov.uk at DIT Sweden.
Please note this session is open to companies from the UK and Sweden only.
How to Register Interest
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