#CWIC2021 | HYBRID CONFERENCE

MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT

MANUFACTURING & LOGISTICS

INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE

HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE

SATELLITE & HYBRID NETWORKS

MOBILE NETWORKS & THE ENVIRONMENT

9 NOVEMBER 2021

FACE-TO-FACE AT IWM DUXFORD, UK & ONLINE

WIRELESS IN DIGITAL AND CIRCULAR ECONOMIES

CWIC 2021

The annual CW International Conference (CWIC) is a must-attend conference for business leaders in the wireless industry. Each year it attracts hundreds of Founders, Directors and C-Suite Executives to network and influence the topical issues of the industry.

WIRELESS IN DIGITAL AND CIRCULAR ECONOMIES

Wireless connectivity has become a foundation for the world economy. While the industry evolves its deployment strategies to maximise adoption across consumer and industrial sectors, government policies are working to secure its contribution to socioeconomics and environmental sustainability.

Beyond the current take-make-waste extractive industrial model, a circular economy aims to redefine growth, focusing on positive society-wide benefits.

CWIC 2021 will consider the value of the wireless network within digital and circular economies, exploring innovations and ideas that maximise wireless’ potential to improve the future, including:

• The delivery of progressive services across a variety of sectors • Contribution to socioeconomic growth • The reduction of wireless’ environmental impact

Are existing technologies, regulations and deployment models for connectivity delivering the level of service, value and sustainability required, or is a change in approach needed?

Find out at CWIC 2021: Wireless in Digital and Circular Economies

ARE EXISTING TECHNOLOGIES, REGULATIONS AND DEPLOYMENT

MODELS FOR CONNECTIVITY DELIVERING THE LEVEL OF SERVICE,

VALUE AND SUSTAINABILITY REQUIRED, OR IS A CHANGE IN

APPROACH NEEDED?

FIND OUT AT CWIC 2021: WIRELESS IN DIGITAL AND CIRCULAR

ECONOMIES.

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TESTIMONIALS

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Overall, excellent organisation, great venue and logistics / practical arrangements. The moderators of each session also did an excellent job of keeping the sessions running to schedule throughout the day.

J A Kemp

I really enjoyed the conference, there was a really nice buzz at the venue and the layout of stands around the circle worked well and it was great to hear from a wide mix of speakers from different industries.

2019 delegate

Provides a really excellent networking opportunity in these virtual times.

2020 delegate

An inspiring and informative blend of great speakers and genuinely engaging exhibitors.

Anglian Water

A great event to gain awareness of interesting developments across a range of industries. We do not operate and live in isolation so it is good to connect the dots and have access to the people who can help us learn.

2019 delegate

The best virtual conference event I have seen to date, with the normally excellent speakers and topics plus an effective virtual networking capability. Well done CW!

Vision Formers

One of the best online virtual conferences that I have attended, not just from the platform point of view but everything was just perfect!

Parallel Wireless

Well organised and great content. A good day to meet people and network.

2019 delegate

Excellent mix of presentations - the timings were a good length - pace and variety kept it interesting for the full day.

2019 delegate

One of the best events around Cambridge to pulse the technology scene, learn something new and network with friends old and new.

Turner Bilton Consulting

A great event with interesting speakers and new perspectives even on regularly discussed topics.

Connecting Cambridgeshire

An excellent forum of engaging presentations, networking opportunities, vendor hardware and software on display held in a superb facility with good transport connections. What's not to like!

Keysight

This was overall an excellent event, well organised and enjoyable. The venue is fabulous and the range and quality of attendees first class - this year there were more people outside the traditional telecoms 'bubble' which was a great step forward.

Espansivo

FEEDBACK FROM DELEGATES WHO ATTENDED CWIC IN PREVIOUS YEARS...

CWIC STATS

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Director Level +

from established “household” brands, others from the local technology ecosystem

from vertical markets

of delegates were satisfied with the event

were likely to recommend the conference to other relevant

of delegates expected to gain new business

Estimated likely value of new business expected from participants

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2019: our last face-to-face CWIC

registrations across 3 days

countries reached

impressions on socials

CWIC 2021’s hybrid format stands to

gain immense reach and maximise your brand exposure on multiple levels across

physical and virtual space

2020: our first online CWIC, part of CW Edge Week

31ten Consulting 42 Technology 5G Analytics 5G3i Ltd 5GAA 8 West Consulting 8power Acisa ADVA AEL Crystals Africa Mobile Networks Agilis Ai Akendi UK Altium Associates Amazon Amdeo Anchored In Anglia Anglia Ruskin University Anglian Water Anritsu Anthem Corporate Finance APImetrics Appleyard Lees IP LLP Arm Artagnan Tech Ashtons Legal Assured Wireless AstraZeneca Astutim AT&T ATS Global Ballast Networks Bango Beko Bikal Biorbyt Limited British Telecommunications BSC Associates CableLabs Cambridge Consultants Cambridge Data Insights Cambridge Design Partnership Cambridge Spark Cambridge University

Hospitals NHS CPCA Camgile Capita PLC CBRE Cellnex Telecom CGI CircuitBuilder Clavister AB

Climate Associates Cofinitive Committee Commscope Connected Kerb Connecting Cambridgeshire ConvergedLinks Inc. CorrosionRADAR Ltd CPI Createc Cyphere D C Intelligence DCMS D&FG Elements Dataswift DBS Group Decision Evaluation Delivery Management Dell UK Deloitte LLP DIT Deutsche Telekom UK Device Authority Digital Catapult Digital Health Cambridge Disruptive Analysis Dorset County Council Dovetailed EDF Energy EIRA Element Energy Emsol EnSilica Ericsson Espansivo Essor Labs

Factoree Fenland District Council Flex Fluidic Analytics Ford Forge Genesis Technology Services Limited ghd Cambridge GKD Technologies Google Government of British Columbia Greybrook GSMA Howes Percival LLP Huawei IC Creative IC Resources Ignite Exponential Imagination Technologies IMMERSIONN Immersive Rehab Infocomm Media Development Authority INSEAD Inside Telecom Intel Intelsat Iotic IP Group IP21 Ixion Holdings J A Kemp LLP Jonesthefone Consulting Kao Data Keima Keysight Technologies Klickdigital Limited KLM La Playa Lancaster University Lark Leonardo Liberty Global Liverpool 5G Testbed London Stock Exchange Lucet M1 Limited

Magna International Mandrel Systems Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore Marks & Clerk Martlet Mason Advisory MATRIXX Software Maximus Networks Ltd Menta Metail Microchip Microsoft Research Mini-Circuits Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark Miralis Modus Operandi Myriofoam Limited National Digital Twin Programme NPL NCR Global NetRing Neurowave AI New Street Research NIHR Brain Injury MedTech Co-operative Nodens Medical Ltd Nokia Nvidia Octopus Ventures Odine Solutions Ofcom One Nucleus Open Networking Foundation OpenUK Orange Orbitil Orca Scan Parallel Wireless PCTEL Perform Green Plextek Plum Consulting Pod Group PolyChord Position Systems ProtectBox

ProVenture pureLiFi PwC UK QCT Qualcomm Queens University Belfast Radio Led Partner RAK Wireless Raspberry Pi Foundation Ravensbourne Real Wireless Redtail Telematics Renfrew Group Rethink Technology Research RN Electronics RoboK Rohde and Schwarz RTT Online Ryff Europe Ltd Sagacity Consultancy Salesforce Samsung Satellite Applications Catapult Sedgefox Consulting Sepura SGInnovate Siametric Systems Sierra Wireless Signpost 2 Grow Singapore Technologies Engineering Ventures Singtel SmithsonHill Sony Europe B.V. Spark EV Technology SSE Enterprise Telecoms SSN School of Advanced Software Engineering St John's Innovation Centre StarHub S-Tech Insurance Services Stephen Unger Consulting STL Partners Sutrue Synergy Solutions TalkTalk TE Connectivity Team Consulting Tech Mahindra

Tech Velocity Telecommunications Industry Association TestFyra The IEEE The KTN The Scotland 5G Centre The Silicon Eye Tinnoco Toga Networks Trik TTP plc Turkcell Tuspark UK u-blox UK Uhuru United UK5G Unbounded Future Ltd University College London University of Bristol University of Cambridge University of East Anglia University of Edinburgh University of Essex University of Kent University of Reading University of the Highlands and Islands University of Warwick University of Wolverhampton Utility Technology Council Uventor Ltd. Vecta Consulting Veea Systems Ltd Verizon Viatec Associates VIAVI Solutions Vilicom UK Vision Formers VISYON Vodafone Webb Search West Midlands 5G (WM5G) Westminster City Council WiFore Consulting Xpllore Zizo Software

PAST ATTENDEES

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THE VENUE

Spacious venue

Unique exhibition space

Great transport links

Historic location with access to the Imperial War Museum

Aeroplanes!

IWM DUXFORD, CAMBRIDGESHIRE, UK

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We are delighted to bring CWIC 2021 to Duxford Airfield; a location steeped in history and home to some of the most iconic planes including the Lancaster, Spitfire, Concorde and Vulcan bomber. Duxford Airfield, built in 1917 became one of the earliest RAF stations, home to the Royal Flying Corps it was a Sector Station during the Battle of Britain, responsible for directing squadrons into battle.

We will be using the full range of space including the AirSpace as our exhibition area and the Conservation Hall for the auditorium, both huge spaces enabling comfortable social distancing.

Whilst we are excited to get back to live events we understand not everyone can join us in person so this year we will be going hybrid. We will be blending live talks with on demand content, all available in our conference platform.

SESSION THEMES

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The outbreak of COVID-19 worldwide and the behavioural changes that it has imposed on us all has dramatically accelerated our uptake of digital services. From online shopping to online GP appointments, to remote working to online learning for students, the rapid uptake of these services is all underpinned by connectivity. In the case of wireless, a large amount of that connectivity is provided by the mobile industry. But with mobile connectivity now touching many more parts of the economy beyond smartphone services for consumers, particularly with 5G, is it time to rethink the value that mobile networks deliver to us all and, in return, whether nations need to revisit their policies and engagement with the mobile industry to ensure the sustainability of this industry in everyone’s best interest?

KEYNOTE: THE REAL VALUE OF MOBILE NETWORKS

The near universal coverage of non-terrestrial networks is offering new solutions that will revolutionise industries, from supply chain tracking in logistics to land monitoring in agriculture. Elsewhere, almost certainly wireless will have a role to play in getting high speed broadband connectivity to UK homes in rural locations where fibre is too costly. And at the same time, the UK’s emergency services, requiring high reliability coverage in all parts of the UK, are transitioning to the Emergency Services Network (ESN) being delivered by BT/EE.

This plenary will explore the potential of satellites in improving coverage and delivering progressive services. It will ask what role satellites might play in these projects compared to terrestrial networks, and where else might they enhance our digital and circular economies?

PLENARY: EXTENDING THE REACH OF MOBILE IN A SUSTAINABLE WAY - ARE SATELLITE & HYBRID NETWORKS THE ANSWER TO CONNECTING THE UNCONNECTED?

Sponsored speaking opportunities available

SESSION THEMES

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This panel session will debate the role of mobile in environmental sustainability at 3 levels:

• Making the mobile industry greener - Vodafone has already

committed to reduce the company’s global carbon emissions to ‘net zero’ by 2040. They have also committed to support the move towards a more circular economy by reusing, reselling or recycling 100% of their network waste by 2025. But will other wireless service providers follow this lead, what are the challenges in actually achieving these targets and will making mobile networks greener have much impact on the planet’s future?

• Impact of mobile networks on our landscape - Environmental

sustainability also goes beyond carbon emissions and recycling equipment to considering the impact that we as humans have on our landscape. Are mobile networks adding too much to the clutter appearing on our streets and countryside? Is there a better approach we can take to deploying mobile infrastructure to encourage more sharing and reuse of existing sites and street furniture?

• Using emerging wireless services to support action on climate

change – The Internet of Things promises to connect a range of unmanned sensors and devices, from air quality monitoring stations, to smart traffic control systems to autonomous vehicles. How integral a part is wireless in society being able to implement planned actions on climate change?

PANEL: THE ROLE OF MOBILE NETWORKS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

How do we generate a sustainable approach to mobile network deployment that maximises all value elements? How do we ensure the public benefits whilst balancing the need to satisfy the commercial side? This debate considers the implications for national and more localised infrastructure, and whether clearer strategies and support for mobile networks is needed in order to deliver all elements of value across the sectors examined in the individual tracks.

DEBATE: COMMERCIAL SUCCESS IS MORE IMPORTANT FOR WIRELESS NETWORKS THAN PUBLIC BENEFIT

Sponsored speaking opportunities available

TRACK THEMES

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What are the business drivers for wireless in manufacturing, logistics and digital supply chains?

Manufacturing and supply chains undergo regular changes to drive up efficiencies. But the digitisation of shopfloors and supply chains, underpinned by wireless technology and the Internet of Things (IoT), will create a step change.

This track will use real-life examples to reflect on how, if components and products are to be tracked throughout the supply chain and manufacturing processes (indeed their entire life cycle), businesses can incorporate wireless into products, packaging and processes in an environmentally sustainable way, as well as what the networks that these masses of devices connect to might look like and who will run them.

MANUFACTURING AND LOGISTICS

Will media and entertainment be the anchor case that sustains the mobile industry?

It is widely thought that MNOs will focus on their traditional, consumer-driven customer base for 5G, at least initially, and try to maintain, or even drive up, revenues via media and entertainment services which showcase the higher performance of 5G. Yet given the global use of the internet (including gadgets and supporting systems) has a carbon footprint equivalent to that of the airline industry, how can the wireless sector minimise the impact of media service consumption on the environment?

This track will examine advanced wireless use cases within the media and entertainment sector, but also ask questions such as how, in a sector where content is king, will the mobile industry prevent itself from becoming just a data pipe? How might operators adapt advanced consumer media experiences to drive new enterprise applications? And how can the environmental impact of media and entertainment services be minimised?

MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT

Sponsored speaking opportunities available

TRACK THEMES

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HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE

What is the role of wireless in providing sustainable health and social care and tackling the “Digital Divide”?

Governments, public bodies and industry are starting to realise the high socio-economic value that connectivity brings. “Digital Poverty” or the “Digital Divide” are terms used to recognise the difference that connectivity can make to individuals, households and businesses. The link between digital poverty and economic poverty and the associated social and healthcare challenges is clear. Elsewhere, connectivity can enable health and social services to be delivered in the home. These services range across virtual GP appointments, medicine intake monitoring, health device data sharing and much more – all focused on improving health and reducing the burden on the health service.

This track will examine the role of wireless in society and in the delivery of novel health services and ask whether existing commercially-driven deployment models for wireless are working well enough to deliver these socially motivated services or is a change in approach needed?

The move towards shared infrastructure models in mobile network provision - is there a sustainability silver lining?

Flat revenues for mobile service providers in developed nations continue to put pressure on infrastructure costs. Faced with ever-growing expectations from subscribers that require costly network upgrades, and without the pay back of higher ARPUs, two trends are emerging: firstly, the rise of tower providers who have been increasingly acquiring sites and structures from MNOs and broadcasters; secondly the virtualisation and cloudification of the mobile network so that network can be run in third party data centres. Both of these trends mean that the industry is moving towards acquiring access to network infrastructure and assets ‘on demand’.

This track will explore this transition towards ‘on demand’ shared mobile infrastructure, its potential to reduce overprovisioning of equipment and clutter on our streetscapes, and other sustainability silver linings.

SHARED INFRASTRUCTURE

Sponsored speaking opportunities available

SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS

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SHOWCASE YOUR PRODUCTS IN OUR UNIQUE EXHIBITION HALL With a high-level audience at your fingertips, increase your reach by showcasing your products, services and technology to influential decision makers. Reinforce and strengthen your brand; build opportunities with new and existing clients and promote collaborations. All of this with a unique backdrop of some of the most famous vintage aircraft in the world.

There are several speaking opportunities providing sponsors with the opportunity to stand on an international platform and be recognised as a highly credible and impactful industry thought leader. Sponsors may support a specific dedicated session benefiting from exclusive visibility and direct interaction with delegates in the session.

THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

Through highly targeted offline and online media and promotional campaigns including CW Special Interest Group (SIG) event promotion, thought leadership articles, social media, press campaigns, conference brochure, website presence and email marketing, your company brand will be exposed to a wide audience in a powerfully integrated marketing campaign in the months before the conference.

HIGH PROFILE VISIBILITY

Engage and generate leads with our delegates in an award winning AirSpace exhibition hanger. At our last face-to-face annual conference the value of expected contract wins (as a result of meetings) was £1.9M thus returning a strong financial imperative as well as many ‘light bulb’ moments of new ideas and collaboration in a highly trusted and fun environment.

HIGH IMPACT NETWORKING & COLLABORATION WHAT DOES HYBRID MEAN AT CWIC?

Hybrid can mean many different things, at CWIC we plan to have a full day, face to face conference with plenary talks, parallel sessions, and an exhibition. We will be recording the plenary talks and live streaming these for the virtual attendees. Attendees will have the

choice and flexibility to attend in person or online. Live attendees have the benefit of being able to access the talks in person or online (or on demand after the event).

With hybrid, the sky’s the limit offering increased opportunities across time zones and borders. Hybrid combines the benefit of the face-to-face experience, where you can connect with in-person delegates and the wider reach of the virtual attendees. We have a variety of physical and virtual packages to suit your budget and organisation’s objectives.

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Gain that extra advertising edge by sponsoring the refreshment breaks and reap the benefits that come with an exhibition stand and prominent rollup banners featuring your logo around the refreshment areas. You will be acknowledged as the refreshment sponsor to all delegates.

REFRESHMENTS Receive exclusive visibility over lunch, you will be acknowledged as the lunch sponsor and have the opportunity to address all delegates. The sponsor can provide rollup banners featuring their logo during the lunch.

Sponsorship includes presence in the conference brochure and an exhibition table.

LUNCH The main conference will conclude with a drinks reception under the wings of vintage aircraft followed by canapés. The drinks sponsor will have use of an exhibition table and presence in the conference brochure – great exposure and networking opportunity.

DRINKS RECEPTION Increase your brand exposure by sponsoring the canapés which will accompany the drinks reception. Sponsorship comes with an exhibition stand and placement of your banners in the reception area, you will also be acknowledged as the canapés sponsor to all delegates.

CANAPÉS

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Demonstrate your commitment to eco-friendly advertising by choosing this environmentally friendly option. Each attendee will receive a packet of branded

seeds to plant that will act as a growing reminder of your brand. A fun and creative way to emphasise your dedication to helping the environment.

TAKE-HOME SEEDS

Pocket-sized hand sanitisers with your logo will help the spread of germs and promote your brand at the conference and beyond. Sponsorship includes presence in the conference brochure and an exhibition table.

GET YOUR BRAND ONTO THE RIGHT HANDS!

As the exclusive sponsor of the CWIC 2021 delegate face masks, your logo will appear alongside CW’s on the conference face masks distributed to all delegates. Sponsorship includes presence in the conference brochure and an exhibition table.

ENSURE YOUR NAME IS ON EVERYONE'S LIPS

Providing a promotional insert (A4 or smaller) for the official conference bags that all delegates get on arrival ensures your organisation maximises its reach to

each and every participant.

CONFERENCE INSERTS

Your branding prominently printed to one side of the conference eco shopper bag which is given to every delegate and speaker. Conference bags prolong the life of your branding as bags are frequently reused after the event.

CONFERENCE BAGS

Achieve maximum visibility by sponsoring the live stream, not only will your logo appear on the day but also feature after the event during on-demand viewings of the stream. You will also have the opportunity to record a short on-demand talk. Sponsorship includes presence in the conference brochure and an exhibition table.

LIVE STREAM SPONSOR

Get full visual coverage of your organisation by advertising in the hard copy of the conference guide. This option will allow your organisation to have visibility

to all attendees. Choose between the 3 size options available depending on your budget.

CONFERENCE GUIDE ADVERT

Increase your company’s brand reach and exposure by showing your logo on the event lanyard. All delegates, speakers and partners will be given a lanyard at registration which they will be required to wear all day (and keep, if they wish). Sponsorship includes presence in the conference brochure and an exhibition table.

LANYARD

Showcase your organisation with a display table located in the networking area.

Upgrade to larger exhibition spaces or in the aircraft hanger under iconic planes, with easy access to the main plenary and track sessions. Ask for details.

EXHIBITION

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The CW Technology & Innovation Awards are back! Following a successful debut in 2020, this celebration of innovation and excellence - both organisational and individual - in the wireless community returns.

Join us to celebrate innovative start-ups, outstanding achievers, and the most impactful use cases within our industry.

The awards ceremony will be a hybrid event (online and in-person) as part of the CWIC in November 2021.

By sponsoring an award, your brand will be positioned alongside the most creative people and businesses in the wireless technology sector. You will be nurturing the incoming generation of talent. You will have the opportunity to network with finalists and winners. You will meet C-suite business leaders, entrepreneurs, start-ups and engineers as part of the CW International Conference.

AWARD SPONSORS FROM 2020

CW TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION AWARDS

Outstanding CEO of the year

Outstanding young

engineer of the year

Lifetime achievement in

the wireless sector

Best innovation in wireless technology

Best Connected business

"Connecting People"

PICK YOUR AWARD CATEGORY...

SPONSORSHIP BENEFITS • Announcement as sponsor for category award

• Sponsor chooses the winner from 3 finalists

• 2.5 mins video presentation – includes intro from sponsor,

summary of 3 finalists (20 secs), announcement of winner

• Poseur table in the ‘Awards Area’

• Photo opportunity with a vintage plane backdrop

• 2 Delegate tickets for the conference

• 2 Online conference tickets

• 100-word organisation profile, logo and weblink on the

Conference website and online conference platform

• 100-word organisation profile, logo and weblink within

conference brochure

• Opportunity to contribute to the CWIC Blog

• Placement in email newsletter

• Social media promotion

• Brand exposure in event related marketing - on awards

website page, dedicated awards emails, website conference page, conference brochure

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SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES

£ (ex VAT) No.

available Speaking

Slot Exhibition

Table

In Person Delegate Passes

Online Delegate Passes

Platinum - SOLD OUT! £25,000 1 10 10

Keynote £12,000 1 6 6

Gold - Plenary £10,000 1 6 6

Gold - Panel £8,000 1 6 6

Gold - Track £7,000 4 6 6

Gold - Debate £6,000 1 4 4

Silver - Plenary £6,000 1 Panel only 4 4

Silver - Track £4,000 4 Panel only 4 4

Live stream sponsor £5,000 1 3 3

Lunch £5,000 1 3 3

Canapés £5,000 1 3 3

Awards £4,000 6 Poseur table 2 2

Drinks reception £3,500 1 2 2

Refreshments £3,000 1 2 2

Conference bags £3,000 1 2 2

Sponsored hand sanitiser £3,000 1 2 2

Sponsored face masks £3,000 1 2 2

Lanyard £3,000 1 2 2

Display tables £2,500 12 2 2

ABOUT CW

CONTACT US For more information on how you can get involved, call us on:

+44 (0) 1223 967 101

sponsorship@cambridgewireless.co.uk

www.cambridgewireless.co.uk/cwic/

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CW (Cambridge Wireless Ltd)

Cambridge Wireless

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CW is the leading international community for companies involved in the research, development and application of wireless and mobile, internet, semiconductor and software technologies. With an active community of over 1000 companies from major network operators and device manufacturers to innovative start-ups and universities, CW stimulates debate and collaboration, harnesses and shares knowledge, and helps to build connections between academia and industry. CW's 20 Special Interest Groups (SIGs) provide its members with a dynamic forum where they can network with their peers, track the latest technology trends and business developments and position their organisations in key market sectors.

CW also organises major conferences and start-up competitions along with other high-quality industry networking events and dinners. With headquarters at the heart of Cambridge, UK, CW partners with other international industry clusters and organisations to extend its reach and remain at the forefront of global developments and business opportunities.

Academic & Industry

Artificial Intelligence

Automotive & Transport

Business

Connected Devices

Content Production & Delivery

Engineering Trust

Enhanced Mobile Broadband

Future Devices & Technologies

Healthcare

Industrial IoT

Location

Non-Terrestrial Networks

Radio Technology

Security

Small Cell

Smart Cities

User Experience

Virtual Networks

Wireless Heritage

Our 20 Special Interest Groups: