Scheduled for August 15 to 18 at the Mexico City Arena, the event will focus on solving energy efficiency problems with the creation of robots.

Mexican software vendor Nearshore Delivery Solutions (NDS) featured at the Global Information Technology Management Association’s (GITMA) annual conference last week, which was hosted in Mexico City for the first time in nine years.

Mexico’s most tenured private educator, Tecnológico de Monterrey (ITESM), has launched an online coding bootcamp to teach a new generation of developers.

Three key leaders from chambers and associations in the Mexican ICT industry will be meeting with Mexico’s presidential candidates to learn first hand about their proposals and their vision for the sector.

The tour will expose the technological trends that are expected to dominate the country’s productive sectors over the next couple of years.

The ‘Tira Paro 2017’ Hackathon, organized CANIETI, brings together university students to develop software that creates a solution to a social problem.

During the opening ceremony of the CANIETI Annual Conference 2017, Mario de la Cruz announced near-future plans and ambitions of the IT sector in Mexico.

She is the first lifeless speaker ever to attend the annual event designed to bring together technology talent from around the country to discuss emerging technologies, including robotic technology and virtual reality.

A number of talented Mexicans have been recognized at the regional stage of the Accenture Global Connected Hackathon, a global technology competition.

Organized by ProMexico and GO-Biz, the Innovation Forum 2017 focused on Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence.