ATIS is proud to host the 2024 3GPP Working Group Meetings in Orlando, Florida — where the leading experts in the information and communications telecommunications industry convene to shape the industry’s future.

The Orlando 3GPP Working Group Meetings will cover a wide range of topics, including SA (Service and System Aspects), CT (Core Network and Terminals), and RAN (Radio Access Network) — some of the most crucial areas in the ongoing development and standardization of mobile communication technologies.

ATIS’ Protection Engineering Group (PEG) Conference is where top protection and network power engineering professionals gather to learn about the latest topics from the field’s leading experts. Here, you will find information of great interest and utility to communications and power service providers and their suppliers. The event features technical presentations with cutting-edge content, a networking reception, a supplier interaction/demonstration session, and in-depth technical panel discussions.

ATIS’ Workshop on Synchronization and Timing Systems (WSTS) brings together the leading corporate and government experts to shed light on the diverse and exciting innovation taking place in the field of synchronization and timing. The event goes in-depth with insight from the field’s leading experts on evolving sync requirements, their rollout, and the impact of new sync systems and standards on industries and equipment manufacturers. Companies developing the leading timing and sync solutions are also present, giving attendees the opportunity to ask questions of both vendors and presenters.

ATIS is proud to host the 2025 3GPP Working Group Meetings in Dallas, Texas — where the leading experts in the information and communications telecommunications industry convene to shape the industry’s future.

The 2025 3GPP Working Group Meetings will cover a wide range of topics, including SA (Service and System Aspects), CT (Core Network and Terminals), and RAN (Radio Access Network) — some of the most crucial areas in the ongoing development and standardization of mobile communication technologies.