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Indio Networks Demonstrates OpenWiFi & Cloud Solutions at MWC 2025

At Mobile World Congress (MWC 2025), Indio Networks showcased its commercially proven Telecom Infra Project (TIP) OpenWiFi 3.0 stack, enterprise Wi-Fi 7 access points, and carrier-grade controller orchestration to global tier-1 operators.

Indio Networks Live Demonstration at Mobile World Congress MWC 2025

Barcelona, Spain – March 2025 – Indio Networks, a pioneer in open-source wireless technology and carrier-grade enterprise Wi-Fi solutions, made a powerful impression at Mobile World Congress (MWC 2025), the world’s largest and most influential connectivity event.

Demonstrating within the Telecom Infra Project (TIP) ecosystem and meeting with international telecom operators, Indio presented live demonstrations of multi-vendor OpenWiFi deployments managed seamlessly via Indio’s unified cloud orchestrator.

Key Breakthroughs Showcased at MWC 2025

  • Carrier-Grade Wi-Fi 7 Portfolio Unveiling tri-band Wi-Fi 7 hardware delivering up to 18.6 Gbps aggregated PHY rates, ultra-low latency for XR/AR applications, and deterministic QoS for mission-critical enterprise environments.
  • TIP OpenWiFi 3.0 Production Ready Stack Demonstrating live zero-touch provisioning, real-time telemetry streaming over Kafka/gRPC, and automated firmware updates across heterogeneous access point hardware.
  • Cellular-to-Wi-Fi Carrier Offload Demonstrating seamless 5G/LTE data offloading to Wi-Fi networks using Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0) and SIM-based EAP-AKA authentication, significantly reducing cellular RAN congestion.

“MWC 2025 marked a tipping point for OpenWiFi. Tier-1 operators from Europe, the Americas, and APAC are seeking alternatives to legacy proprietary lock-in. Indio provides the mature, carrier-grade software and hardware platforms they need to deploy at scale immediately.”

— Rishikesh Ghare, CEO, Indio Networks

Expanding Global Operator Engagements

During the event, Indio Networks formalized joint trials and commercial pilots with multiple global telecommunications operators and managed service providers, accelerating the adoption of open networking architectures across 45+ international markets.

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