Top tech conferences: The ultimate tech events guide for April 2025

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2025 is set to be a big year for Tech conferences around the world.

If you need help deciding which to attend, or if you'd just like to check out the conferences on offer, TechRadar Pro has put together a list of the most anticipated festivals and events to keep you up to date!

B2B Chicago

April 28th-30th | Chicago, IL

Join manufacturing and distribution leaders in ecommerce to discuss strategy and innovation, as well as AI, SEO, and other B2B trends.

Why attend? Keynotes will come from Ed Soo Hoo, CTO Worldwide Global Accounts, Innovation and Transformation Executive at Lenovo, and Emily Xu SVP, eCommerce and Marketing at Republic National Distributing Company.

Meta's Llamacon

April 29th | Online

Meta is hosting a generative AI dev conference and will be sharing “the latest on [its] open source AI developments to help developers […] build amazing apps and products.”

Why attend? Hear keynotes, attend workshops, and get hands-on experience with LlaMA and other Meta AI tech.

TSIA World Interact

April 29th- May 1st | Orlando, FL

TSIA is a must-attend for anyone interested in data-backed insights into the transformative power of AI, and connect with industry experts and peers.

Why attend? Hear keynotes Thomas Lah, Executive Director and Executive VP at TSIA, and JB Wood, President and CEO at TSIA

Generative AI Summit

April 29th-30th | Santa Clara, CA

Meet with a community of AI developers and engineers to discuss deployment and optimization, and get the latest industry insights.

Why attend? Hear keynotes from Luc Julia, Chief Scientific Officer at Renault Group, and Achin Bhowmik, CTO and EVP of Engineering at Starkey Hearing Technologies.

Running Remote

April 29th-30th | Austin, TX

Running Remote is a great networking event for C-suite executives, founders, VPs, and leaders - for all to come together and grow hybrid strategies and ideas.

Why attend? Hear keynotes Nick Bloom, Professor of Economics at Stanford University, and Erin Grau, Co-founder and COO at Charter.

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Ellen Jennings-Trace
Ellen Jennings-Trace
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Ellen has been writing for almost four years, with a focus on post-COVID policy whilst studying for BA Politics and International Relations at the University of Cardiff, followed by an MA in Political Communication. Before joining TechRadar Pro as a Junior Writer, she worked for Future Publishing’s MVC content team, working with merchants and retailers to upload content.

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