SK Telecom will unveil its 'Full-Stack AI' strategy, encompassing AI infrastructure, models, and services, at MWC 26 in Barcelona, Spain, and set out to expand global collaborations.

SK Telecom announced on the 22nd that it will participate in MWC 26, held at Fira Gran Via in Barcelona, Spain from March 2 to 5 (local time), and will operate a 992㎡ exhibition booth in the center of Hall 3.

The exhibition hall will showcase AI data center (DC) operational capabilities and AI technologies in the network and marketing fields. Leveraging its experience in attracting an AI data center to Ulsan and building the high-performance GPU cluster 'Haein,' the company will present a GPUaaS solution integrating 'AI DC Infrastructure Manager,' 'Petasus AI Cloud,' 'AI Cloud Manager,' and 'GAIA.' It will also unveil 'AI Inference Factory' designed to meet the demand for inference-centric AI, along with AI-RAN, on-device AI antenna optimization, and integrated communication and sensing technologies.

AI models and services will also be demonstrated on-site. The exhibition will unveil 'AX K1,' a massive 519B model that has advanced to Phase 2 of the government's 'Independent AI Foundation Model' project, and showcase a digital twin platform, a robot training platform, and the vision solution 'SynapseGo.' AI services such as 'A.Dot Phone,' 'A.Dot Note,' and 'Carevia,' along with the AI Material Prediction System (AIPS) and the AI wellness robot 'NamuX,' will also be introduced. The exhibition will also feature the vision of the AI governance framework 'THE AI' and technologies from four collaborating startups.

SK Telecom plans to seek cooperation with global telecommunications companies, AI Data Center operators, and startups during the event. The company intends to continue discussions on collaboration based on its experience in building the Ulsan AI Data Center and its capabilities in developing AI models. It will also operate a dedicated exhibition space for domestic startups and provide support for attracting investment.

SK Telecom CEO Jeong Jae-hun stated, “MWC 26 is an opportunity to showcase to the world how SKT is actually implementing its entire AI infrastructure, models, and services based on telecommunications,” adding, “We will elevate SKT’s role in the global AI ecosystem to the next level through our competitiveness in ‘full-stack AI.’”