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All techUK's work is led by our members - keep in touch or get involved by joining one of the groups below.

5G Ecosystem Working Group
techUK’s 5G Ecosystem Working Group explores the opportunities that 5G can provide, bringing together members and stakeholders to explore the effects 5G will have on Industry 4.0 (manufacturing and logistics), creative industries (including VR/AR, broadcasting and gaming) and the barriers and opportunities in the rural economy. The ecosystem is likely to expand rapidly, and we expect it to be highly interactive: business cases will emerge that show benefits from using multiple technologies.

Communications Infrastructure Council
The council brings together techUK's member companies with an interest in fixed-line and wireless telecommunications infrastructure. With participating companies from across the telecommunications value chain (operators / ISPs, network service providers, manufacturers and technology providers, and software suppliers) it provides the collective industry voice on improving and developing the market and on the government policy and regulatory issues that affect it.

Communications Infrastructure Group
World-leading communications infrastructure underpins the UK’s aim of an open digital economy. Communications networks are the life-blood of the UK’s digital applications and services, and a key component of this ambition will be in incentivising investment and innovation. techUK’s Communications Infrastructure Programme brings together FTSE 100 companies and SMEs from across the sector - fixed, wireless, mobile, satellite operators, equipment suppliers - to advocate a connected future for all.

Licence-exempt Shared Spectrum Working Group
Following new Ofcom proposals on spectrum sharing, this working group aims to ensure the value of unlicensed spectrum is recognised by building a solid evidence-base of international use cases. Access to licence-exempt bands provide significant benefits for end users, equipment vendors, and service providers. The value of these services and applications provided is incredibly important, and likely to continue to increase alongside increasing value resulting from use of licensed spectrum.

Telecoms Resilience and Security Working Group
techUK’s Telecoms Resilience and Security Working Group brings members from our telecoms network operators, equipment vendors, system, and cyber security companies together to help formulate how industry should respond to the Government’s Telecoms Supply Chain Review. Covering both fixed and wireless infrastructure, the working group explores topics such as the 5G core, complexity, regulation, security, resilience and risk management and private networks to determine industry best practice.

Fibre Driving and Infrastructure Sharing Working Group
techUK’s Fibre Driving and Infrastructure Sharing Working Group emphasises the uptake of the deployment of fibre and 5G networks through engagement and collaboration with local authorities, working with techUK’s Local Government Programme. We want to help demystify 5G for public sector bodies and create a checklist (including use cases) for Local Authorities to get 5G-ready. Satellite can also be considered as a connectivity solution, either direct to users or as part of the backhaul solution.
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