GITEX Europe 2025

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May 21-23, 2025
Location: Messe Berlin, Germany

GITEX EUROPE, Europe’s most global and collaborative tech and startup event, will take place at Messe Berlin from May 21-23, 2025, uniting the world’s leading tech innovators, government leaders, and industry giants to drive Europe’s digital economy forward. With 2,500 exhibitors, over 1,500 startups from 100+ countries, and innovations spanning AI, Big Data, Cloud, Cybersecurity, Digital Cities, Green Technology, Quantum Computing, and Web 3.0, the event is a powerhouse of transformative technology.

Exclusive highlights include the award-winning Conference Programme with themes like AI Evolution, Deep Tech, New Energy, and the SME Digital Economy Summit; the GITEX SME Digital Economy Expo connecting European SMEs with investors and industry leaders; the sustainability-focused GITEX Green Impact; AI Everything featuring cutting-edge AI innovations; and North Star Europe, the world’s largest startup and investor event.

Join us in Berlin and witness the future of technology unfold at GITEX EUROPE 2025.

More information: www.gitex-europe.com

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