Sep 7, 2023
London, United Kingdom Sep 6, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Located at the Las Vegas Convention Center, West Hall, this year's MWC, in partnership with CTIA, brings together today's innovators and tomorrow's technology under one roof. MWC Las Vegas will spotlight the US's role as a global tech hub, focusing on crucial themes such as 5G Acceleration--projected to be the dominant mobile technology in North America by 2025. The event will also delve into the expansive Age of AI, the influence of Digital Everything across industries, and the revolutionary phase of Enterprise Mobility due to 5G. Notable speakers include Ms. Amanda Toman from the U.S. Department of Commerce and experts from Kyivstar, ENEA AdaptiveMobile Security, and Virginia Tech.
Special highlights for this year's event include:
* The GSMA's SEC CON event discussing the importance of telecoms infrastructure security.
* MWC Las Vegas's inaugural DevCon supporting the GSMA Open Gateway initiative.
* Industry City: A space dedicated to showcasing how AI, machine learning, and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) are revolutionizing industries.
* A new track focused on Sports and entertainment, emphasizing connectivity innovations in North American stadiums.
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