Tech innovators, investors and industry leaders will gather this month for a slate of conferences tackling topics from artificial intelligence to cybersecurity and design. The July lineup features several high-profile events across the United States and Europe, with hybrid and virtual options continuing to expand accessibility.

Among the highlights, Momentum AI will convene July 15–16 in San Jose, spotlighting practical AI deployment for enterprises. The conference is set to draw major players in cloud infrastructure and machine learning, with speakers from Amazon, Google and Nvidia.

In Portugal, the ACM Designing Interactive Systems conference will run July 5–9, focusing on human-centered computing, user experience research and emerging interface trends. Organizers say the event will emphasize sustainability and ethical design challenges.

Women Impact Tech West, scheduled virtually for July 24, will connect women engineers, product managers and founders with recruiters and investors. The event aims to promote diversity in technology leadership through targeted networking sessions and career development workshops.

The month rounds out with CompTIA ChannelCon in Nashville, taking place July 29–31, where managed service providers and solution integrators will explore opportunities in security, generative AI, and partner ecosystems.

“Even with more virtual options, in-person tech events are rebounding,” said Kate Handley, an event industry analyst with Tradeshow Insights. “People still value the networking, demos and real-world collaboration that conferences offer.”

Registration details and agendas for these conferences are available on their respective websites. Analysts expect high turnout as companies continue to invest in upskilling their tech teams for AI-driven growth.