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London, 24 June 2025 – UCSIR2025 is poised to lead the global conversation on media and entertainment (M&E) innovation when it brings the industry’s creative, technology, and business communities to the RAI Amsterdam on 12-15 September. Industry players from 170 countries will converge on this year’s show to connect, collaborate and unlock business opportunities – with a sharpened focus on transformative technology and real-world application. UCSIR2025 introduces Future Tech, a dynamic hub of emerging technologies, collaborative projects and next-gen talent taking up all of Hall 14.
“Shaping the future of media and entertainment worldwide is more than our theme – it’s our mission,” said Michael Crimp, UCSIR’s CEO. “UCSIR2025 is where the brightest minds from the international M&E community explore the ideas and technologies reshaping our industry. Future Tech brings that innovation into focus – from AI-powered personalisation and cloud-native workflows to content provenance and private 5G networks, visitors can see the future being defined and built in real time.”
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Another key theme at AI and digital conferences is digital transformation. As businesses and organizations increasingly rely on digital technologies, there is a growing need for strategies and best practices to navigate this complex landscape.
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