MoMo Austin at Eighth Annual Texas Wireless Summit
MoMo Austin at Eighth Annual Texas Wireless Summit

MoMo Austin at Eighth Annual Texas Wireless Summit

MoMo Austin at Eighth Annual Texas Wireless Summit

Posted on: October 20, 2010 – Filed under: Global

The Austin Technology Incubator, a not-for-profit commercialization unit of the University of Texas, is partnering with UT’s Wireless Networking and Communications Group to host the eighth annual Texas Wireless Summit, Nov. 16 at the AT&T Conference Center in Austin, Texas. The Summit will highlight technologies emerging from industry players, startups and research groups at the core of the wireless industry’s continued innovation explosion. Keynotes, panels and presenting companies will drive the day’s discussion.

Speakers will represent industry leaders — from Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs to Grid Net to Texas Instruments — and academic institutions at the forefront of wireless research — from The University of Texas to Polytechnic University of New York to Virginia Tech University. The conversation will cover the industry’s most pivotal topics, including “The Too-Much-Data Paradox,” “Inside Out: The Future of Mobile Broadband,” “The Future of Multi-band Wireless Devices,” “Smart Grid,” “The Future of Cognitive Radio” and others.

More than 10 Austin-based wireless startups will display their innovations as MobileMonday Austin, a group that exists to connect wireless consumers to industry and academia, is partnering with TWS this year to create the MoMoATX Showcase, a forum for Austin’s most interesting mobile applications to interact with the Summit audience. Participating companies will receive one complimentary registration and discounts on additional registrations.

There will be around 200 leading members from all areas of the mobile industry in attendance, including many investors and business development representatives from key potential partners. In addition, RCR Wireless, the premier news source for the wireless communications industry, has come on as a TWS partner to provide built in media connectivity. Details via PR Web.