Driving Growth: The £230bn Opportunity of Improved Mobile Networks
BT Group asked Assembly to model the economic and/or social benefits to the UK that could be delivered by addressing low mobile network quality through different investment options including improvements to road and rail coverage, improved network resilience, and improved coverage and capacity in rural areas.
Key Takeaways
- ✓ The UK is mid-way through a profound digital revolution
- ✓ Without support, £230bn in growth opportunities are at risk
- ✓ Significant investments from operators like EE have improved both the coverage and capacity of 4G and 5G networks
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