The show will cover IoT, Smart Cities, e-Commerce, e-Health, and more, with 100 exhibiting companies, 2,500 participants, and 500 business meetings.

Technology outsourcing firm iTexico has initiated talks with Canieti to install a new software development center in Cancun.

Collaborating with Mexican universities and academies for skilled technology professionals, and exploring business opportunities in lucrative sectors, energy and automotive manufacturing in particular, are at the top of its agenda.

ScreenIT has announced plans with Branham Group to deliver business development services to Canadian ICT companies in Mexico and throughout Latam.

Built at the cost of US$25 million, the facility will play a central role in Wipro’s operations in Mexico following the U.S. changes to H1B visa regulations

Technology giant Tesla invited Mexican engineers to an event in Monterrey last week, attracting hopefuls from all across the country.

Several foreign IT outsourcing firms, including India’s Tech Mahindra, are announcing plans to expand operations in Mexico.

In this video interview, Carlos Diaz, Managing Director for Neoris, dissects the digital capabilities within the talent pool in Monterrey, explaining how the city and its talent is preparing for next-generation technologies.

Much of the government funds went to universities and research centers, which allied with major technology firms around the world to foster innovation.