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Technology and digital transformation in Latin America

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Argentina is preparing to host several major technology and innovation summits in 2026. These include the Nodo Tech Week in Catamarca, which coincides with the Week of Innovation, Science, and Technology, and the Redes de Gobierno y Ciudades Inteligentes encounter in San Luis. The latter will focus on ‘The State facing hybrid management systems: humans, digital agents, and new forms of automation’. In a related regional context, digital transformation and technological innovation are being highlighted through academic and corporate initiatives. In Mexico, the CODICE 5.0 International Congress Congress, launched by the Universidad Tecnológica de Querétaro in collaboration with institutions such as UNAM and UNIR México, is addressing cybersecurity cybersecurity, data, and digital environments. The event involves industry leaders including Siemens, GE Vernova, Kostal, and Check Point. Regional efforts to integrate artificial intelligence and digital transformation are expanding. In Argentina, the municipality of San Salvador de Jujuy has launched ‘San Salvador Conecta’, a series of meetings for entrepreneurs and tech professionals featuring specialists in emerging technologies. Meanwhile, in El Salvador, the Argentine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Camarasal) hosted ‘Business Connect & Innovation 2026’ to discuss how AI and digital trust impact shifting consumer behaviors. In the corporate sector, the Buenos Aires-founded company InvGate is expanding continues to expand its global footprint by utilizing footprint. Providing IT service and asset management to over 1,400 organizations, including NASA and PwC, the company utilizes supervised AI and no-code configurations to automate IT processes for various international organizations. while maintaining human oversight and data traceability.

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