AWTG is pleased to announce its presence as speakers in the Smart and Connected Social Places – Connectivity Event taking place on 21 October 2024, at 9:00 am, at the Glasgow City Chambers Banqueting Hall and Mahogany Suite.

Mike Carter, AWTG’s Director of Public Networks, will discuss the SCONDA (Small Cells ORAN in Dense Areas) Project. SCONDA addresses the technical and commercial challenges of delivering 5G connectivity for an MNO into high-density demand areas. This pioneering project will be the first globally to integrate Open RAN and Traditional RAN in such an environment, managing live traffic. With a budget of over £16 million and DSIT funding of over £8 million, SCONDA will deploy an Open RAN network in Glasgow City Centre, integrated with the existing Three UK Core Network, and operating alongside traditional RAN systems.

The project underline AWTG’s commitment to innovation and is backed by DSIT funding.

About the Event:

The Smart and Connected Social Places – Connectivity Event is dedicated to showcasing various connectivity projects within the Glasgow City Region and beyond. Attendees will gain insights into the Glasgow City Region 5G DSIT funded programme, the Smart and Connected Social Places initiative, and the Innovation Action Plan.

This event offers an excellent opportunity for networking and exploring collaboration opportunities. Other projects to be featured include Borderlands 5G, Glasgow City Region 5GIR, Innovation Districts, the Digital Glasgow Strategy 2024-2030, and Ayrshire 5GIR.

Join us for a day of learning and exploration at the forefront of connectivity innovation. To book ticket or learn more about the event, click this link.