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Queen City to be wireless world throne room during Connectivity Expo; FCC chair to speak
According to organizers, Connect (X) is designed to serve all elements of the expanding and evolving wireless ecosystem—from the macro structures that stand high above the ground, to the miles and miles of fiber networks below the ground, to the technology driving the ongoing network densification in our cities, and to the technology embedded in our cars.
The event, also known as the Connectivity Expo, runs May 21-24. It is replacing the organization’s former signature conference, the Wireless Infrastructure Show, and tickets range from $145–1,195, though there are at least a few free sessions including the “Smart Cities of the South” meetup on Wednesday 5–7 p.m. at the Charlotte Convention Center.
“Charlotte is a centrally located and forward-thinking city with a diverse business community,” said Roger Hughlett, director of communications for WIA, when asked why pick the Queen City as the host site. “Charlotte is a perfect example of a diverse and strong economy in which just about all sectors rely on mobile connectivity to some degree.”
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