electronica 2026 has the Focus on Expanding Computing Power, Energy Efficiency, and Cyber Resilience in the AI Age
August 24, 2026
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electronica will take place in Munich from November 10 to 13. The exhibition will showcase the tools that provide the powerful electronic systems needed for Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications including semiconductors and sensors, scalable embedded systems, and efficient connectivity that enable AI solutions in industry, mobility, energy, and medicine. Visitors can expect to see solutions expanding computing power, energy efficiency, and cyber resilience.
“Artificial Intelligence places whole new demands on electronic systems. What’s needed are powerful, energy-efficient, and secure solutions in which hardware, software, and connectivity work together seamlessly,” says Caroline Pannier, Exhibition Director for electronica. “It’s precisely these developments that are the focus of electronica.”
electronica is expecting around 3,500 exhibitors from 60 countries demonstrating how individual components are transformed into integrated, intelligent, and secure complete systems. According to the press release, a supporting program will allow for further discussion and professional sharing. SEMICON Europe, taking place in parallel across two and a half halls, will offer insights into the entire semiconductor industry value chain.
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