Telecommunications of the Future by 5G Italy

The conference

7th edition of the event promoted by CNIT: "Solutions for Telecommunications & Telecommunications as a Solution".

The Conference draws on the experience gained from the 5G-Italy events, which have been highly successful over the years.

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Join us

Telecommunications of the Future is mainly limited to number and upon invitation by the organizers.

With the patronage of

This event was supported by the European Union’s NextGenerationEU instrument, under the Italian National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP), Mission 4 Component 2 Investment 1.3, enlarged partnership “Telecommunications of the Future” (PE0000001), program “RESTART”.

Among the Speakers

Antonio Nicita
Commissione Bilancio, Senato della Repubblica
Diego Galli
General Manager, INWIT
Giacomo Lasorella
President, Agcom
Robert Mourik
Chair, BEREC
Donatella Proto
Director, Mission structure of the PNRR, Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy
Dario Pagani
Head, Digital & Information Technology, Eni
Walter Renna
CEO, Fastweb + Vodafone
Eliana Longi
IX Commissione Trasporti, Poste e TLC, Camera dei Deputati
Seizo Onoe
Director, International Standard Bureau, ITU
Pierluigi Di Palma
President, ENAC
Massimo Dal Checco
President, Anitec Assinform
Benedetto Levi
CEO, iliad Italia

Heading to the Telecommunications of the Future

Interview to Francesco De Natale, Director of CNIT

‘The Telecommunications paradox? No networks, no AI or digital services, yet few investments. 5G is crucial. Starlink? It’s complementary to terrestrial networks.”

Interview to Francesco De Natale, Director of CNIT, ahead of the Telecommunications of the Future by 5GItaly, conference organized by CNIT, which will be held on April 9 in Rome.

The paradox of Telecommunications? Nobody can see the networks. They are transparent and invisible to users. But, without them, none of the services we take for granted would exist. Without 5G, there would be no Netflix, no Zoom, no trains or GPS, no Google Maps or online dating. No Amazon, no industrial automation, no smart working. And above all, no generative AI.