GMIC China: Guangzhou city to host Asia's largest technology conference in July
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GMIC, Asia's largest and leading technology conference will be held in the city of Guangzhou, China from 25-28 July. The event will uncover the latest scientific & technological developments where participants will learn how science and technology are integrated into daily lives through film, music, and fashion. Over 50,000 people are expected to attend the conference.
GMIC Guangzhou 2019 will be extended from two days to four as well as expanded to cover four separate venues. Tech giants, entrepreneurs and other experts from across the world will offer refreshing technological experiences at the event. Additionally, vertical technologies such as artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, AR/VR and related vertical industries such as new retail, future transportation, education, and enterprise services will also be discussed.

"Given the timing as well as Guangzhou's transformation into a centre of innovation and talent, we have decided to hold GMIC 2019 in this dynamic city, to mark the beginning of an exciting new decade. We express our gratitude to the city of Beijing while looking forward to this upcoming collaboration with the city of Guangzhou," said Wen Chu, Founder and CEO of Great Wall Club (GWC), the private network and conference producer behind GMIC.
As of now, GMIC has successfully hosted ten large-scale conferences in Beijing, China, covering nine countries and regions from three continents. GMIC 2019 will be held in Guangzhou for the first time, where it will bring together emerging scientists, cross-industry leaders from technology, film, music, and fashion, and local partners to jointly advance the possibilities of science and technology in all fields and leverage experiential marketing to reach a millennial audience.
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