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Organization

NEMERGENT SOLUTIONS S.L.

Spanish SME specializing in 5G network virtualization, edge computing, and affordable deployment models including O-RAN and containerized network functions.

Technology SMEdigitalESSMENo active H2020 projects
H2020 projects
3
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€794K
Unique partners
60
What they do

Their core work

Nemergent Solutions is a Spanish SME specializing in 5G network technologies, with a strong focus on network function virtualization, edge computing, and building affordable 5G infrastructure. They contribute to experimental 5G platforms and develop cloud-native network applications, particularly for public protection and disaster relief (PPDR) use cases. Their work spans the full 5G stack — from RAN and core network components to containerized network functions deployed at the edge.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Cloud-native network functions (VNF/CNF)primary
2 projects

5G-EPICENTRE focuses on VNF and CNF containerization, while Affordable5G addresses 5G core and RAN virtualization.

Multi-access edge computingsecondary
2 projects

Both 5G-EPICENTRE and Affordable5G involve edge computing for distributed 5G service delivery.

Public protection and disaster relief (PPDR) communicationsemerging
1 project

5G-EPICENTRE specifically targets cloud-native network applications for public protection and disaster relief scenarios.

Affordable 5G deployment modelssecondary
1 project

Affordable5G addresses neutral hosting, MVNO models, and low-cost RAN deployment using O-RAN architectures.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
5G system integration and experimentation
Recent focus
Affordable cloud-native 5G deployment

Nemergent began with broad 5G experimentation and system integration work through 5GENESIS (2018), focused on proving end-to-end 5G network concepts. By 2020-2021, their focus sharpened significantly toward practical deployment challenges — affordable roll-out via O-RAN, private networks, neutral hosting models, and containerized network functions for specific verticals like PPDR. The trajectory shows a clear shift from experimental validation toward production-ready, cost-effective 5G solutions.

Nemergent is moving toward production-grade, cost-optimized 5G solutions with O-RAN and containerization, making them a strong partner for projects bridging 5G research into real-world vertical deployments.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European16 countries collaborated

Nemergent operates exclusively as a participant, never as coordinator, suggesting they contribute specialized technical capabilities rather than leading large consortia. With 60 unique partners across 16 countries from just 3 projects, they work in large, diverse consortia typical of major EU 5G initiatives. This broad network signals openness to new partnerships and experience integrating into complex multi-partner setups.

Nemergent has built a broad European network of 60 partners across 16 countries through three large-scale 5G consortia. Their reach is wide for a small company, reflecting participation in flagship EU 5G experimentation programs.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

Nemergent brings a rare SME perspective to large-scale 5G infrastructure projects — small enough to be agile, yet technically deep in network virtualization and edge computing. Their progression from experimentation to affordable deployment models (O-RAN, neutral hosting, MVNO) positions them at the practical end of 5G innovation, where cost and accessibility matter most. For consortium builders, they offer hands-on 5G integration expertise without the overhead of a large telco partner.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • 5G-EPICENTRE
    Their largest funded project (EUR 325,500), addressing the high-demand intersection of 5G, cloud-native applications, and public safety communications.
  • Affordable5G
    Tackles the commercially critical challenge of making 5G deployment affordable through O-RAN and neutral hosting — directly relevant to real-world rollout economics.
Cross-sector capabilities
Public safety and emergency communicationsTransport and logistics (private 5G networks)Smart manufacturing (edge computing for Industry 4.0)Healthcare (mission-critical mobile connectivity)
Analysis note: Profile based on only 3 projects (2018-2024), all in the same 5G domain — provides a clear but narrow picture. The consistent thematic focus increases confidence in the expertise assessment despite the small project count. No website data available for cross-validation.