- Decision-makers, innovators, and policymakers will converge to discuss AI, 5G, FTTH, and cybersecurity.
- Keynotes, panel discussions, and case studies will provide practical strategies for scaling networks and digital infrastructure.
Blue Tech Wave heads to São Paulo for Futurecom 2025
BTW Media is pleased to announce that we will attend Futurecom 2025 from 30 September to 2 October at São Paulo Expo in Brazil. As Latin America’s premier digital infrastructure summit, Futurecom brings together decision-makers, investors, and innovators. It addresses pressing challenges and opportunities shaping connectivity in the region.
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From next-gen networks to digital leadership
The conference sessions start on 30 September under the theme “Building the Next-Gen Digital Ecosystem.” They will focus on AI, 5G, cloud services, and FTTH. Keynote speakers will discuss emerging technologies and the infrastructure needed to support scalable, resilient networks.
The morning keynote, “Empowering Connectivity in Latin America,” will highlight strategies for expanding digital access. It will also cover automation and collaborative approaches across enterprises, ISPs, and carriers. Together, these strategies aim to unlock growth in an increasingly connected economy.
Insights, collaboration, and practical takeaways
A key highlight is the Futurecom Insights session. It features case studies on cybersecurity, cloud platforms, CPaaS, and enterprise-grade connectivity solutions. Participants will gain practical takeaways for secure and scalable digital transformation.
Additionally, plenary sessions and side forums offer opportunities to exchange ideas with policymakers, carriers, and tech leaders. With Latin America’s most dynamic digital markets converging in São Paulo, Futurecom 2025 is a valuable platform. It helps align priorities, build partnerships, and shape the future of the region’s digital infrastructure.
