Top tech conferences: The ultimate tech events guide for March 2024

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It's a brand new year, and there are hundreds of top Tech Conferences to go to!

So to help you work out what events to head to in 2024, TechRadar Pro has curated a list of the most important international technology events and conferences coming this year, so you can keep up with innovations from every industry.


Smart Grid Tech Week 2024

18th - 22nd March | Amsterdam, Netherlands

SG Tech Week is the place to be for all things digital grids, including cybersecurity, regulatory pressure, and sustainability. Workshops, briefings, networking opportunities and more make this a jam-packed week of innovation.

Why attend? SG Tech Week will have several workshops on the fundamentals of smart grid standards followed by multiple talks on big data and OT cybersecurity.


Enterprise Connect 2024

25th - 28th March | Orlando, Florida

Enterprise Connect gathers the biggest technologies and innovations from the enterprise IT industry and puts them in one place to help CX, IT and communications professionals overcome the biggest challenges facing their industries.

Why attend? Speakers from Microsoft, Zoom, and CISCO will provide though-provoking talks on the future of enterprise IT and how the latest tech can help you prepare.


Georgia Technology Summit 2024

28th March | Atlanta, Georgia

The Georgia Technology Summit is the place to be to see the forefront of tech innovation and disruption, with executives and c-suites discussing the future of workforces, technology, and the state of industries.

Why attend? Featuring speakers such as Shayan Hussain (Blackrock) Daryl Plummer, (Gartner), and Monica Kaufman Pearson, Georgia Technology Summit has breakout sessions on everything from Gen-AI, through Esports, and all the way to data security.

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Benedict Collins
Staff Writer (Security)

Benedict Collins is a Staff Writer at TechRadar Pro covering privacy and security. Before settling into journalism he worked as a Livestream Production Manager, covering games in the National Ice Hockey League for 5 years and contributing heavily to the advancement of livestreaming within the league. Benedict is mainly focused on security issues such as phishing, malware, and cyber criminal activity, but he also likes to draw on his knowledge of geopolitics and international relations to understand the motives and consequences of state-sponsored cyber attacks.


He has a MA in Security, Intelligence and Diplomacy, alongside a BA in Politics with Journalism, both from the University of Buckingham. His masters dissertation, titled 'Arms sales as a foreign policy tool,' argues that the export of weapon systems has been an integral part of the diplomatic toolkit used by the US, Russia and China since 1945. Benedict has also written about NATO's role in the era of hybrid warfare, the influence of interest groups on US foreign policy, and how reputational insecurity can contribute to the misuse of intelligence.


Outside of work Ben follows many sports; most notably ice hockey and rugby. When not running or climbing, Ben can most often be found deep in the shrubbery of a pub garden.

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