
Given the large number of ITU events taking place in 2022, this year's ITU Telecom event has been postponed



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A global exhibition platform for innovative digital solutions, featuring National Pavilions, Industry Stands and tech SMEs

Debate
Expert speakers, industry and government leaders, world-class debate. Exploring the new realities of digital transformation.

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Connect with speakers, exhibitors, peers and participants in formal and informal networking sessions and events

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2021 highlights
What they said



New technologies and digital solutions are providing more and more choices and alternatives for affordable connectivity particularly in under-served and unconnected areas.








Better data, more focus on mid-band spectrum and more funding are the ticket to making sure that 5G new technologies and broadband reach everyone, everywhere.






It’s the architecture itself, the efficiency in optics, the convergence, introducing cloud native architectures and bringing in security into every piece of this new architecture - that’s our definition of the future of the internet


Next generation networks require dense and heavy fibre deployment. This can be offset by careful resource sharing and planning, together with lowering the cost of core network operations as they become a software defined commodity


