Technology

From its investment in growth sectors like semiconductors and electric vehicles to its boom in hotel development and innovative transportation, Phoenix is a city on the rise — and event organizers are taking note. This sun-drenched region values nature just as much as technology, bridging the two to find solutions for more sustainable events.

Hopin's unicorn roller coaster ride comes to end, with Italian company Bending Spoons swooping in to pick up StreamYard and the two remaining product lines.

From the latest AI advancements to hosting hybrid events in movie theaters, March did not disappoint when it comes to event tech news.

Brandlive is acquiring Notified's virtual event and webinar business, but Notified is holding on to the version of the tool used for sensitive investor relations calls.

Keynote speakers with expertise in artificial intelligence are in high demand as organizations embrace the new technology. One emerging speakers bureau is crafting bespoke sessions to meet client objectives.

Las Vegas’ Sphere is now officially working on corporate keynote sessions. These type of events can offer a welcome additional revenue stream for this cutting-edge venue.

Three event technology companies were named leaders from a total of 13 assessed in Gartner's latest report.

It's been a relatively quiet month for event tech. Still, there were some significant updates to the event tech landscape worth exploring.

Creators are exploring what is possible with AI, and some are going beyond what is acceptable. As consumers look for ways to protect themselves, questioning what is authentic and reliable is a skill everyone needs to rapidly develop.

Tapping into the power of emotion helps inspire and motivate. It also fosters a deeper connection between attendees and the event itself, creating an experience that resonates.