Telecom Infra Project: dates and location for flagship event

Now in its third edition, the theme of Fyuz 24 is ‘Accelerate,’ embodying TIP's commitment to catalysing innovation and the commercialisation of open and disaggregated technologies. 

The event will catalyse:

• Sponsoring companies, offering accelerated visibility of their brands within the industry.
• Attendees can anticipate an accelerated networking experience, fostering meaningful connections and collaborations.
• The carefully curated agenda promises to accelerate knowledge acquisition, providing a platform for in-depth insights and discussions on the latest trends and advancements across open and disaggregated solutions, AI, and chipsets.

Held 11–13 November 2024 at the Dublin Convention Centre.

Fyuz 23

Fyuz 23, held in Madrid, Spain, welcomed over 1,200 attendees from 47 countries representing mobile operators and other service providers, vendors, systems integrators, regulators, investors, consultants, analysts, and business, and trade media, with over 55% of attendees holding senior positions (Director and above). Fyuz 23 showcased 45 exhibiting and sponsoring companies.

The Fyuz 23 conference showcased a comprehensive programme addressing various facets of open and disaggregated network infrastructure. The thought leadership mainstage programme and dedicated summits, including the Open RAN Summit, AI and Chipset Summit, and Telco Cloud, delved into the latest trends and innovations. The conference also covered topics such as open Wi-Fi, open transport, fixed broadband, non-terrestrial connectivity, Metaverse Ready networks, neutral host, test and certification, Made in India, and upskilling. With 50 hours of content from the event are available on TIP's YouTube channel.

Key speakers from the 250 programme speakers included representatives from American Tower, Arm, AT&T, AWS, BT, Comcast, DISH Wireless, Dell, Deutsche Telekom, DSIT, Ericsson, Google, Intel, Mavenir, Meta, Microsoft, MTN, Nokia, NTIA, NTT DOCOMO, Nvidia, Oracle, Orange, Qualcomm, Samsung, Telefónica, Telia Company, USDTA, VMware, and Vodafone among others. 

Fyuz 23 hosted policymakers from around the world and facilitated a number of multilateral meetings/roundtables between industry stakeholders and various government agencies. These platforms facilitated candid conversations about the challenges and opportunities in Open RAN and highlighted TIP’s role in bringing the industry together to accelerate commercial deployments at scale.

Fyuz 24

Yago Tenorio, Chairman, TIP, said: “Fyuz 24 is more than just a gathering; it's a dynamic accelerator propelling the telecom industry forward. As the only event covering all aspects of open and disaggregated network technologies, Fyuz 24 embodies TIP's commitment to accelerating innovation and the commercialisation of transformative technologies. We're excited to welcome the community to Dublin. Anticipate an enriching experience in November as we foster open conversations, collaboration, and community engagement.

Kristian Toivo, Executive Director, TIP, said: “After two successful years in Madrid, we are thrilled to announce that TIP’s award-winning event, Fyuz, is making its way to the vibrant city of Dublin. Following the positive feedback and accolades received in 2022 and 2023, there was a strong desire to elevate 2024 event even further. We're excited about the prospect of hosting the ecosystem in November, anticipating an enriching experience for all attendees. Fyuz has become the go-to event for open and disaggregated network progress, and we look forward to fostering more open conversations and community engagement in the dynamic atmosphere of Dublin.”

Caroline Chan, VP and GM of Intel’s 5G Infrastructure Division, Network Platform Group, and TIP’s longest serving board member, said: “Having been part of TIP's evolution since its inception, I've witnessed the remarkable change that this organisation is driving in the telecom industry. TIP has been a catalyst for innovation and disruption, reshaping the landscape of telecom with open and disaggregated network technologies. Fyuz has been a testament to TIP's commitment to pushing boundaries and fostering collaboration. I look forward to this year's event as a continuation of our journey, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, and disruptors to chart the course for the future of telecom.”

Jamie Cudden, Smart City lead for Dublin City Council, said: “We are thrilled to welcome Fyuz to Dublin – a city that prides itself on innovation and collaboration. Fyuz's commitment to an open and disaggregated network aligns with our transformation agenda and vision for what future connectivity models should look like for cities. Our collaboration with TIP over the past number of years has supported new innovation models locally and created new opportunities across the ecosystem. We look forward to creating new synergies between Fyuz and Dublin's innovation community and research centres.”

Paul Carnell, Sales Director at The CCD, said: “We’re looking forward to hosting Fyuz 24 at The Convention Centre Dublin (The CCD) and are excited to provide an ideal space for the tech ecosystem to collaborate and thrive. As a purpose-built convention centre with world-class facilities and service, The CCD is a perfect venue to offer a really great event experience for the event sponsors, attendees, and local tech population.”