Top Tech Conferences and Events to Add to Your Calendar
The upcoming year is packed with tech conferences and expos, featuring both in-person and virtual options. Key events include the Deep Learning Summit in London, CES in Las Vegas, and the DeveloperWeek series. This list will be updated with more information, and registration is not yet open for many events.
As the tech landscape evolves, 2024 is promising to be a busy year for conferences and expos geared towards tech professionals and business leaders. With a variety of options on the table—some in-person, some hybrid, and a few virtual—there’s something for everyone. It’s worth noting that not all the events have firm locations yet, making this a living list that will continue to change as dates approach. So, don’t hit that register button just yet; many are not open for sign-ups.
Looking at the calendar, November 2024 is already packed. Kicking off from the 4-5, the Deep Learning Summit takes over London. Just days later, from Nov. 5-7, San Mateo will host DeveloperWeek CloudX, followed by Women Impact Tech in New York City on Nov. 7. The Banking 4.0 and Banking Innovation Conference runs concurrently on Nov. 7-8 in Berlin. If cloud tech is your jam, check out Future of SaaS in London on Nov. 8. Reason to mark Nov. 12-14 is for the virtual DeveloperWeek CloudX, while those in Salt Lake City are in for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America from Nov. 12-15. The month wraps up with a mix of DevOps World events spanning Jersey City, Santa Clara, and London before heading to the Microsoft Ignite hybrid event in Chicago from Nov. 19-22.
December isn’t really slowing down either, as the Gartner Identity & Access Management Summit will take place from Dec. 9-11 in Grapevine, Texas. Just when you think the year is winding down, January 2025 is set to explode onto the scene with the notorious CES 2025 in Las Vegas from Jan. 7-10, followed by METAVSUMMIT in Dubai. And there’s more—The LSC’s 25th Innovations in Technology Conference in Phoenix and Quantum.Tech in Doha will run simultaneously from Jan. 13-15. Tucson will also hold the Conexxus Annual Conference from Jan. 26-30, kicking off another busy month.
As February rolls in, it presents a flurry of events that’s hard to overlook. TexneCON 2025 in Cambridge on Feb. 1-2 is swiftly followed by the Pink25 IT Service Management Conference in Las Vegas, and let’s not forget the Kickstart Europe Conference in Amsterdam from Feb. 4-5. Cisco Live takes up Amsterdam the week after, ensuring no one misses out. Meanwhile, Civo Navigate’s two-day event from Feb. 10-11 in San Francisco leads into the Customer Success Festival in Austin, creating a tight-knit schedule of tech networking opportunities. It gets even better with AI Summit West in Santa Clara from Feb. 13-14.
Finally, DeveloperWeek makes a double appearance in Santa Clara in February, with both in-person and virtual options available. On the international stage, the B2B Expo & Conference in Berlin and the Gartner CIO Leadership Forum in Phoenix—but that’s only the beginning as FinovateEurope in London puts a lasting note on the month. Tech professionals are advised to get their calendars in check because these engagements could be career-changing.
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In summary, the tech conference calendar for late 2024 through early 2025 is shaping up to be robust and varied. From the Deep Learning Summit in London to CES in Las Vegas, there’s something for professionals from all sectors. As details are still subject to change, keep an eye out for updates on registration and locations. Those in the tech field should definitely consider attending to stay ahead in this ever-evolving industry.
Original Source: www.techrepublic.com
