Developer Conference: Google I/O happens in parallel with compute and build instead of 1 comment
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Google will host this year’s Google I/O on May 20 at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View. The event around AI, Android and other new products takes place a week later than last year and collides with two other events: the Calpex and Microsoft build.
After being able to find the I/O date on Google by solving a puzzle, the company officially confirmed the appointment shortly after. The developers conference will take place on May 20-21, with the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View once again choosing the traditional venue not far from Google’s newly built campus.
Calculx and build take place in parallel
In what month and where the Google developer conference takes place is not surprising, but then the exact date is surprising. Because Google has taken over the week of all things a week, in which Calpex 2025 in Taiwan, a major IT trade fair and another developer conference takes place together with the Microsoft Build 2025.
As for press days, Computex takes place in Taipei from May 20 to 23. Microsoft, on the other hand, applied construction in Seattle from May 19 to 22. While the two developer conferences on the west coast of the United States can still be linked, provided that only the first day of the conference is visited, this is hardly possible at Computex, which is about 14 hours from San Francisco.
The ComputeX should be developed for on-site reporting on Techconseil, and the two developer conferences can also be participated virtually.
Registration for Google I/O
According to Google, the latest products, technologies, innovations in the field of artificial intelligence, Android and more should be about the latest products, technologies, technologies, technologies. The first day of the event is starting with a keynote, followed by developer events, demos and more. Registration for I/O now accepts Google.
Topics: Android Google Google Gemini Artificial Intelligence Smartphones Source: Google
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