Top tech conferences: The ultimate tech events guide for January 2026
Our list of the top tech events you need to know about
This year will be a huge year for tech, and there's set to be plenty of conferences all around the world to bring us all together.
With so many to choose from, TechRadar Pro has put together this list of all the most highly anticipated events to keep you up to speed!
January 26th -28th | Miami, FL
For anyone who's looking to improve their business strategy, or is looking to guide their business into a new era of innovation, then the OPEX World Summit could be for you.
Why attend? You'll get the chance to listen to industry leaders like Bob Nahmias, Founder and CEO at Shibumi and Nan Li, SVP at Conde Nast.
January 28th | Washington, D.C
The year's first Customer Success Summit will be one to watch. You'll connect with some of the top industry performers with expert insights into key tactics for ROI and growth.
Why to attend: You'll get the opportunity to hear keynotes from GitbHub Sr Director, Natalie Bradley, and Tutu Adenle, VP of Global CX at Eventbrite.
Integrated Systems Europe (ISE)
February 3rd-6th | Barcelona
Whether you're a systems designer, AV integrator, facilities manager, or technology consultant, ISE is your one-stop source for discovering the latest in AV infrastructure, control systems, and multi-technology solutions.
Why to attend: From smart buildings to immersive environments, explore how ISE is powering seamless integration across diverse platforms and technologies. Dive in and experience how control, connectivity, and convergence are shaping the future of AV.

Ellen has been writing for almost four years, with a focus on post-COVID policy whilst studying for BA Politics and International Relations at the University of Cardiff, followed by an MA in Political Communication. Before joining TechRadar Pro as a Junior Writer, she worked for Future Publishing’s MVC content team, working with merchants and retailers to upload content.
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