The new initiative will see the campus become a testing site for 5G Standalone.
TUS Midlands says it's set to become the most "connected campus" in the country, thanks to a new testbed.
The Technological University of the Shannon is in line to be a testing site for a new 5G Standalone scheme, in partnership with Three Ireland.
It marks a crucial milestone in accelerating the use of big data and AI.
Head of the Department of Computer and Software Engineering at TUS Midlands, Enda Fallon, says the initiative will allow for solutions to be made for problems that are yet to be conceptualised:
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