Taqnya 24
This event is a unique and significant occasion that is organized annually to showcase the latest developments and innovations in the field of information technology and communications.
The telecommunications and information technology exhibition is an ideal platform for presenting modern technological products, services, and pioneering innovations in various fields such as networks, devices, software, cybersecurity, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and augmented reality.
The exhibition attracts a large number of exhibitors and participants from all around the world, including major technology companies, startups, government institutions, and academia. The event provides an opportunity for participants to forge new business partnerships, exchange expertise, and expand their professional networks.
The telecommunications and information technology exhibition features a diverse range of events, seminars, workshops, presentations, and panel discussions, allowing participants to learn about the latest industry trends and benefit from the experiences of distinguished experts and speakers. Additionally, the exhibition serves as an important platform for showcasing and discussing the latest advancements and technologies in the field of information technology and communications, contributing to the enhancement of collaboration and innovation in this advanced industry.
Taqnya 2024 Objectives
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Facilitate collaboration
Foster connections and partnerships between diverse industries to leverage collective expertise and resources. -
Promote knowledge exchange
Create a platform for sharing insights, best practices, and emerging trends across various sectors. -
Drive innovation
Spark creativity and encourage the development of innovative solutions to industry challenges by combining technology and inter-industry collaboration.
Main Activities
Keynote speeches
Breakout sessions
Networking events
Panel discussions
Interactive workshops
Tech Podcast
TAQNYA 2024
Will Focus on
Themes
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Connecting Everything
According to GSMA Intelligence, by 2030, there will be 6.3 billion unique mobile subscribers globally, with five billion global 5G connections. The industry is truly connecting everyone, but with the number of connected IoT devices set to reach over 15 billion in two years, connecting everything requires network solutions that are open, seamless, sustainable, and secure. Now more than ever, the growing mobile ecosystem needs to work together; from cloud hyperscalers, Tower and Fibre companies to satellite providers. Only by collectively building more adaptable, automated and cost-efficient networks can we fast-track the development of new solutions for businesses and consumers. -
Humanising AI
The impact of Generative AI continues to create headlines but within a fast-changing tech landscape, it is important to focus through a practical lens. From the potential to optimise processes and tools that can accelerate transformation in the network or cloud, to bringing new levels of natural interaction between people and computers that can deliver personalised experiences for customers – the hype surrounding Generative AI is one being built on top of valuable foundations. And at the heart of it is data and data management. The pace of change is both disruptive and exciting, and we’re only just getting started. -
Game Changers
Where is technology going in 2024? Looking ahead is always a tricky business, particularly with the rise of technologies that have the potential to fundamentally change industry dynamics. Big data has shifted to small data as AI enables personalized experiences for every consumer, with record investment in quantum computing soon to be capable of solving problems up to 100 million times faster than traditional computers. Extended reality is breaking the boundaries between digital and physical worlds. And use cases and ecosystems continue to grow and change. Will tomorrow’s smartphone be an AR/VR headset or an ambient assistant? Tomorrow’s technology begins today. -
5G and Beyond
5G has been a catalyst for building intelligence at the network edge, and with the next phase of 5G Advanced underlining the need for end-to-end AI integration, future mobile generations will learn fast, self-orchestrate, and open new possibilities of how we can interact with our devices. Be it through holographic communications or gesture recognition to support extended reality-based applications, even 6G is beginning to find its form. But as the rollout of mobile generations gets shorter, the return on investment takes longer. And as each generation presents new features and a wealth of new opportunities, is patience needed at a time when the industry is speeding up?