The November 12 and 13 meeting will bring together conferences, an Expo Tech Zone, Skills Labs and networking to bring AI to companies, industries and organizations
On November 12 and 13, the Córdoba Convention Center will host a new edition of Córdoba Tech Week, which this year proposes to “Accelerate the AI revolution”. The meeting aims to connect technological solutions with the specific needs of companies, industries and organizations.
The 2026 edition focuses on a specific challenge: how to make artificial intelligence move from conversation to effective adoption and become a tool for improving productivity, competitiveness and capacity for innovation. The proposal seeks to expand the scope of technological transformation beyond the knowledge industry, to companies from all sectors, businesses and cooperatives
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Mariano Surghy, president of Córdoba Cluster, explained the spirit of the proposal: “It means going from talking about artificial intelligence to incorporating it. Technology is advancing at an enormous speed, but the real impact comes when a company can identify where it can be used to improve a process, make better decisions, optimize resources or generate new opportunities.” As he explained, Córdoba has a technological ecosystem with the capacity to develop solutions and a very diverse productive matrix, and the challenge is to connect those two worlds
. On November 12 and 13, the Córdoba Convention Center will host a new edition of Córdoba Tech Week
The agenda will combine conferences, the Expo Tech Zone, Skills Labs and networking spaces. The meeting will bring together national and international speakers, specialists and references who will provide different perspectives on the impact and opportunities of artificial intelligence in companies,
industries and organizations.
The Expo Tech Zone will allow us to learn about technologies, solutions and companies that develop products and services for this new scenario, with a space connecting the technological offer and the needs of the productive sector. Added to this are the Skills Labs, designed as learning and experimentation laboratories for companies to send their employees to incorporate knowledge, explore tools and develop new skills related to AI. Networking spaces complete the proposal with more possibilities for meeting, exchange and generating opportunities
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Germán Gazzoni, vice president of Córdoba Cluster, remarked that artificial intelligence is cross-cutting and can be applied to sectors such as automotive, agribusiness and food, and metalworking, among many others. The question that seeks to install the event is specific: “What can AI do for my sector, for my company and for my processes?” Gazzoni also highlighted that cybersecurity is a key component of digital transformation and that the incorporation of AI must be accompanied by a governance strategy. Thus, Córdoba Tech Week offers an experience that combines knowledge, technology and learning so that each company can find new tools and identify application opportunities
