Futurecom 2026, taking place from October 6th to 8th at São Paulo Expo, is an event dedicated to the digital economy and innovation, highlighting topics such as digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and technological sovereignty.

This year, the event will establish itself as the largest forum for AI & Data Economy, Digital Infrastructure & Cloud, Security, Regulation, and Digital Industries. Futurecom brings together industry leaders, promotes high-quality networking, immersive experiences, and business opportunities. It is an essential platform to explore trends, connect with key market players, and drive business transformation.

With a highly qualified audience, Futurecom is the essential meeting point for entrepreneurs, professionals, executives, and researchers in the telecommunications and technology sector, seeking solutions, content, and relationships with national and international companies of all sizes.

Neutrality. Futurecom ensures a plurality of voices and a balance of interests for open discussions on the most diverse issues within the ecosystem it represents, focusing on viable paths and measurable impact.

Convergence that generates value. The event connects the core of the ICT and telecommunications industry to smart connectivity applications — 5G/6G, fiber, private networks, IoT/IIoT, cloud, AI, edge, cybersecurity, data centers, and satellite — integrating technology, business models, and public policies.

Curated content and action. Agendas tailored for decision-makers, high-impact case studies, technology demonstrations, workshops/labs, and key industry discussions.

Business that happens. Qualified matchmaking with targeted meetings (meetups) and a comprehensive exhibition area where market leaders, new entrants, and startups set trends, address industry pain points, match supply and demand, and accelerate technological partnerships and business opportunities.

High-level ecosystem. The density of C-levels, technical leaders, policymakers, and major users creates credibility and speed to announce, influence agendas, close deals, and unlock projects.

Companies specialized in:

• Connectivity Infrastructure - Companies that provide equipment and solutions for telecommunications networks, such as fiber optics, mobile networks, and satellites.
• Operators and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) - Companies that offer internet services to consumers and businesses.
• Mobile Networks and 5G - Companies that develop and implement mobile network technologies, including 5G.
• IoT (Internet of Things) Solutions - Companies that provide connectivity for IoT devices in sectors such as healthcare, agriculture, transportation, and smart cities.
• Satellite Connectivity - Companies that offer connectivity in remote or hard-to-reach areas.
• Technology and Cloud Computing Companies that provide connectivity infrastructure for digital services and cloud computing.
• Networking and Security Companies that offer secure connectivity solutions for corporate and residential networks.
• Startups and Innovation in Connectivity and AI - Emerging companies innovating in connectivity, especially in areas such as mesh networks, Wi-Fi 6, AI, and emerging technologies.
• Streaming Companies that offer secure connectivity solutions for corporate and residential networks.
• Network Provisioning Systems - Companies specializing in systems for network provisioning.

Professionals from the following sectors:

• Telecommunications Operators and ISPs - Includes major operators and regional internet providers. They purchase network infrastructure (fiber optics, towers, equipment) and solutions to expand and modernize their services.
• Large Corporations and SMEs - Companies from various sectors, such as retail, logistics, technology, and services. They demand private networks, cloud connectivity, IoT, and collaboration tools to improve efficiency and security.
• Industries and Specific Sectors - Covers sectors such as agriculture, healthcare, transportation, energy, and mining. They purchase IoT solutions, automation, remote monitoring, and connectivity for specific operations.
• Governments and Public Institutions - Includes ministries, municipalities, schools, hospitals, and public agencies. They acquire connectivity for infrastructure projects, public safety, education, and digital inclusion.
• Technology and Innovation - Companies in cloud computing, IoT, networking, and security. They purchase connectivity infrastructure, integration platforms, and solutions to support their products and services.
• Streaming - Companies that provide streaming services to mobile operators, telecommunications companies, retail, e-commerce, etc.