IT and telecoms

The potential benefits of greater connectivity are beginning to be realised with smart homes, offices and factories. But as our use of digital technology and reliance on data expands, the risk of cybersecurity breaches also grows. The ability to handle big data means we can understand patterns in behaviour in all areas of life, and businesses can become more responsive.

We apply the latest advances in measurement to provide assurance across the entire digital ecosystem, whether in the intelligent collection and effective use of data, the quality and accuracy of signals, or in the ability of new digital products to achieve what they claim. We have expertise in 5G, mm-Wave, THz, fixed communications, as well as quantum technologies, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (MI) and analytics. We are developing measurement frameworks, standards and test techniques, not only for the networks of the future where the line between traditional IT and telecoms becomes increasingly blurred but also to deliver the devices and electronics within.

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In 2020, when 5G mobile technology is deployed, more than 20 billion connected devices will be in use across the world. The 5G network will not only deliver a much higher data capacity and faster mobile internet connection, it will also use 90% less energy and provide more reliable coverage. Networks will converge, between operators and across modalities. Find out how we are preparing.

5G communications