AWTG is set to make a significant impact at the 2025 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, collaborating with SCONDA. Visitors can find AWTG and SCONDA at Hall 7, Stand 7D67, where they will present their core activities and innovative projects, including the trailblazing SCONDA initiative.
AWTG will feature demonstrations of FlexRAN, an open reference architecture that allows network operators and telecom equipment manufacturers to construct software-defined RANs (SD-RAN). AWTG’s advanced Core Network provides a complete range of features designed to enhance the 5G private network experience. With seamless mobility and strong slicing capabilities, it ensures consistent and effective connectivity. Expect other innovative demonstrations as well from the likes of immersive VR experiences, and cutting-edge AI technology, showcasing AWTG’s commitment to technological advancement.
The SCONDA initiative, led by AWTG in partnership with the Scotland 5G Centre will also be present at the event. SCONDA is designed to tackle the specific technical and commercial challenges associated with deploying 5G and OpenRAN in areas of high-density demand. This initiative is a part of the Open Network Ecosystem Competition and represents the world’s first integration of OpenRAN and Traditional RAN technologies in such a complex environment. The project highlights AWTG’s key role in various DSIT consortiums, where they apply their expertise in OpenRAN and AI technology to provide significant economic and social benefits.
In addition to AWTG and the Scotland 5G Centre, the SCONDA project is also backed up with a powerhouse consortium partners, including Three, Freshwave Group, Mavenir, University of Surrey, PI Works, University of Glasgow, and Accenture.
Join AWTG in exploring the future of mobile technology at this prestigious event. To book a meeting, send us an email at info@awtg.co.uk.
About AWTG
AWTG Ltd. is a premier end-to-end engineering services and technology solutions provider, specialising in Telecommunications, Immersive Tourism, Smart Education, Smart Cities, Smart Retail, Industry 4.0, Smart Health, New Media, and more. Since its founding in 2006, AWTG has focused on customer satisfaction, leveraging expertise in Digital Transformation, Rapid Prototyping, AI, IoT, and Software to deliver superior results. Notably, AWTG deployed UK’s first 5G test bed in 2014 and has since designed and deployed extensive 5G networks globally. AWTG’s mission is to innovate for a better future, enhancing value for our clients and their customers.
About the SCONDA Project
The SCONDA Project, a groundbreaking multi-million-pound initiative funded by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT). SCONDA aims to address the unique technical and commercial challenges of deploying 5G and OpenRAN in high-density demand areas. Headed by AWTG and coordinated with The Scotland 5G Centre, partner leading on the dissemination, SCONDA is part of the Open Network Ecosystem Competition and will be a world-first to integrate OpenRAN and Traditional RAN in such a demanding environment. This pioneering effort aligns with AWTG’s role as a key player in multiple DSIT consortiums, delivering substantial economic and social value through expertise in OpenRAN and AI technology. In addition to AWTG and The Scotland 5G Centre, which is also supporting this innovative endeavor and the SCONDA showcase at the exhibition, the SCONDA Project brings together a consortium of powerhouse partners including Three, Freshwave Group, Mavenir, University of Surrey, PI Works, University of Glasgow, and Accenture.
About Mobile World Congress
Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona is the international reference point for the tech, mobile and connectivity industry. Hosting annual editions in Fira Barcelona Gran Via, it welcomes over 100,000 professional visitors and 1500 exhibitors for five days of deal-making, networking and demonstrating tech that pushes boundaries. The entire mobile ecosystem is on display at Fira Gran Via, put together by over 2,000 exhibiting companies from every sector, from healthcare to automotive.
Tackling global mobile connectivity issues across the most significant industries takes a global expert effort. For this reason, MWC welcomes over 1,050 experts from 168 countries to headline conferences and informative sessions on all aspects of connecting communities, machines and industries of tomorrow.
The five-day MWC at Fira Gran Via features an array of conferences, programmes, and workshops vital for Mobile World Congress attendees wanting to take their business to the next level and stay ahead of the competition. The exhibition has a multi-industrial approach to solving global connectivity issues, and as such, it is a must-attend, especially for middle and upper-management visitors who want to make a real impact in the digital world.