HomeTechnologyGITEX wants to become the best tech fair in the world – and it just might succeed

Technology

GITEX wants to become the best tech fair in the world – and it just might succeed

2 minute read

With conference season now underway, the eyes of technology enthusiasts are constantly changing around the world.

But that interest could soon be focused firmly on the Middle East, which now claims to be the home of the world’s largest tech event.

GITEX Global 2022 which was held at the World Trade Center in Dubai and was attended by Pro radar technologyIt may not be as popular as CES in Las Vegas or the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, but the organizers have big plans to change that.

GITEX 2022

After a difficult few years during the pandemic, GITEX Global welcomed its largest ever attendance, with over 120,000 people reported from over 5,000 companies from 90 countries, including over 1,000 speakers.

Spanning over two million square feet of the entire Dubai World Trade Center, the conference was a stressful experience for many, as crowded halls made it difficult to get to talks and discussion sessions in time, especially when heading to places that required an outdoor excursion in the boiling desert heat.

In a country that aims to prove that bigger is always better, holding such a sprawling conference without a specific theme or agenda across such a gigantic space may not have been the wisest option—and hopefully, organizers will guide stewardship in the years to come.

(Image credit: Future)

But with a group that included major global tech companies such as Microsoft, Dell Technologies, Huawei and many more, and including many speakers for the UAE and Dubai government, the conference had some hidden gems on display.

The main attraction was the world’s first “flying car”, which was demonstrated by the Chinese company XPENG, whose X2 car carried out a successful (albeit somewhat disappointing) test flight on the outskirts of the conference.

(Image credit: Future)

Looking ahead, it is clear that the organizers have big plans for the future, as they announced the opening of GITEX Africa in May 2023 in a bid to attract some investment and development on a large scale across the continent.

And with zones designed specifically for developers, metaverses and startups, GITEX and its space events could soon become a proof ground for some of the next great tech companies.

While it may take a while to grab headlines like CES and MWC, the strength and determination (not to mention financial support) from Dubai and the UAE are behind it, we wouldn’t bet Gitex Global could grow more in years to eat

TechRadar Pro’s travel and accommodations in Dubai were funded by the Dubai World Trade Center, but the organization had no editorial control over the content of this article.

Your gadget attachments are on the way to recycling e-waste

Samsung recently published the results of a survey it conducted on US

Apple’s AR/VR headset tends to use iris scanning for authentication

So far, Apple has been very secretive about its upcoming AR/VR سماعة

The Latest

IT Industry Can’t Run Without VPN: Chairman PTA
A meeting of the Senate Standing Committee on IT and Telecom was held under the

November 18, 2024
2 minute read
The Council of Islamic Ideology declared the use of VPN illegal
Allama Raghib Naimi, Chairman of the Council of Islamic Ideology, said in this

November 15, 2024
1 minute read
World Bank Consultant Presents Chairman PITB With His Book ‘Technology in Policing’
Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) Chairman Faisal Yousaf was presented

August 27, 2024
1 minute read
Pakistan IT Industry at Risk: Firewall Causing Mass Exodus of Companies
Pakistan’s burgeoning Information Technology (IT) sector is facing an

August 18, 2024
2 minute read

Weekly Must-ReadsView All

IT Industry Can’t Run Without VPN: Chairman PTA

The Council of Islamic Ideology declared the use of VPN illegal

World Bank Consultant Presents Chairman PITB With His Book ‘Technology in Policing’

Pakistan IT Industry at Risk: Firewall Causing Mass Exodus of Companies

Popular Topics

Trending NowView All

IT Industry Can’t Run Without VPN: Chairman PTA

The Council of Islamic Ideology declared the use of VPN illegal

World Bank Consultant Presents Chairman PITB With His Book ‘Technology in Policing’

Pakistan IT Industry at Risk: Firewall Causing Mass Exodus of Companies

GITEX wants to become the best tech fair in the world – and it just might succeed

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your gadget attachments are on the way to recycling e-waste

Apple’s AR/VR headset tends to use iris scanning for authentication

IT Industry Can’t Run Without VPN: Chairman PTA

The Council of Islamic Ideology declared the use of VPN illegal

World Bank Consultant Presents Chairman PITB With His Book ‘Technology in Policing’

Pakistan IT Industry at Risk: Firewall Causing Mass Exodus of Companies

Pakistan successfully tested the Shaheen-1A ballistic missile

Windows 11 is getting a long overdue fix for a gaming bug

The Red Bull All Terrain Scooter is made for the crazy with deep pockets

Airbnb’s Hidden Fees Are About to Leave — Forever

Weekly Must-ReadsView All

IT Industry Can’t Run Without VPN: Chairman PTA

The Council of Islamic Ideology declared the use of VPN illegal

World Bank Consultant Presents Chairman PITB With His Book ‘Technology in Policing’

Pakistan IT Industry at Risk: Firewall Causing Mass Exodus of Companies

IT Industry Can’t Run Without VPN: Chairman PTA

The Council of Islamic Ideology declared the use of VPN illegal

World Bank Consultant Presents Chairman PITB With His Book ‘Technology in Policing’

Pakistan IT Industry at Risk: Firewall Causing Mass Exodus of Companies

GITEX wants to become the best tech fair in the world – and it just might succeed

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your gadget attachments are on the way to recycling e-waste

Apple’s AR/VR headset tends to use iris scanning for authentication

IT Industry Can’t Run Without VPN: Chairman PTA

The Council of Islamic Ideology declared the use of VPN illegal

World Bank Consultant Presents Chairman PITB With His Book ‘Technology in Policing’

Pakistan IT Industry at Risk: Firewall Causing Mass Exodus of Companies

You May Also Like

Pakistan successfully tested the Shaheen-1A ballistic missile

Windows 11 is getting a long overdue fix for a gaming bug

The Red Bull All Terrain Scooter is made for the crazy with deep pockets

Airbnb’s Hidden Fees Are About to Leave — Forever