Workshop on Synchronization and Timing Systems

MAY 12-15, 2025 | SAVANNAH, GA

The ATIS Workshop on Synchronization and Timing Systems

North America’s Premier Event for Timing and Synchronization Experts

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.

Call for Papers Now Open for WSTS 2025

The Workshop on Synchronization and Timing Systems (WSTS) 2025 is calling for paper submissions from industry leaders, innovators, and researchers. As North America’s premier event on timing and synchronization, WSTS provides a unique platform to showcase your work to an audience of experts from a wide range of industries, including Telecommunications, Power, Finance, Data Centers, and more.

This year’s conference will feature key tracks focusing on emerging trends in technology, advances in time/frequency sources, and cutting-edge applications in PNT, Telecom, and the Power Grid. Whether you’re breaking new ground in AI/ML, exploring developments in multi-cloud systems, or pushing the boundaries of automotive timing, we want to hear from you.

Don’t miss this opportunity to contribute to the leading event in the field. 

WSTS Tutorial

The WSTS Tutorial provides:

  • A refresher course in the principles of synchronization and timing
  • A basic introduction to the material covered in the main workshop
  • Critical information on the wide variety of industry verticals in which knowledge of synchronization and timing is growing in importance

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