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To help offer equitable access to 5G in Dublin, Dublin City Council’s Smart Docklands programme has partnered with Dense Air and CONNECT Research Centre, to prototype a ground-breaking neutral host small cell 5G network.
The world is becoming increasingly connected. Societal and economic changes are being driven by technological developments like the internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI) and big data. The impact of these emerging technologies will be underpinned by the robust connectivity of 5G networks.
By building neutral host networks, cities can ensure equitable 5G access.
The new model leverages city infrastructure, such as light poles and bins to install small cell devices.
This project represents the interests of all Irish local authorities and has huge implications for the future of 5G rollout in cities and towns, not just across Ireland, but around the globe.
