Why attend?

Why Attend Edge Computing Expo Global?

In a world where speed, connectivity and real time access to data have become a way of life, edge computing has fast become an essential component of virtually every business’s IT strategy. For forward-thinking and dynamic enterprises, edge computing can enable a significant increase in operational efficiency and automation, while dramatically reducing latency.

The Edge Computing Expo Europe is a free event and conference on 30 November – 1 December at Olympia, London, UK and consists of top-level content and thought leadership discussions exploring the Edge Computing ecosystem. Attend Edge Computing Expo Europe and discover how your organisation can benefit from this transformative technology.

Hear From the Experts

Experience dynamic live sessions with 40 influential speakers sharing unparalleled industry knowledge and real-life experiences. From solo presentations to expert panel discussions and fireside chats, gain valuable insights across diverse sectors such as: manufacturing • retail • telecoms • enterprise

• IoT • government • transportation/automotive

• healthcare • cyber security

Be inspired by these industry experts as they provide actionable strategies for edge computing deployment success.

Learn the Latest Edge Computing Strategies

○ Edge-enabled enterprise transformation

○ The Evolution of Edge – Where Do We Go Next?

○ Edge Compute in Robotics and Computer Vision

○ Computer Vision on Edge Vs. Cloud 

○ Predictions for the next round of innovations within the space

○ Where will Edge be by 2025

Networking Opportunities

The event goes beyond mere discussions, offering opportunities to explore new tech and strategic approaches. Network with peers who are actively accelerating edge computing. With over 6000 attendees, including Heads of IT, Directors of Engineering, Network Infrastructure Managers, Directors of Edge computing, Enterprise IT Architects, solutions Engineers, Network Operation Managers, this event is a must-attend for those leading the charge in edge computing.