Port of Tyne to ‘pioneer’ 5G smart port operations network

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Port of Tyne secures £1.159M contract with South Tyneside Council to pioneer UK’s first smart port with a port-wide private 5G network, enabling various innovative projects.

Port of Tyne to 'pioneer' 5G smart port operations network
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