Tokyo IT Week - Tokyo IT Expo (Japan IT Week Spring) is the leading and largest IT week exhibition in Japan and even in Asia. It is a benchmark for the current Japanese IT market, covering themes such as software development, big data management, embedded systems, data storage, information security, network and mobile marketing, data centers, cloud computing, smartphones and mobility, IoT, wireless modules, sensors, measurement instruments, and other related products and services.

The exhibition area of the last Tokyo IT Week - Tokyo IT Expo (Japan IT Week Spring) was 85,000 square meters, with 1,658 participating companies from China, South Korea, Dubai, Russia, India, the United States, Hong Kong, Spain, Australia, Italy, Brazil, etc., and the number of visitors reached 102,441. (The content of this article belongs to JUPITER EXHIBITION exclusively. Unauthorized forwarding is prohibited.)

Chip manufacturers such as Intel and Renesas Electronics, as well as wireless chip manufacturers like GEMALT, Hitachi, SIERRA WIRELESS, TELIT, U-BLOX, ALTIMA, are regular exhibitors. Operators like NTT DOCOMO, VODAFONE, and TELENOR, and solution providers like BOSCH and HITACHI also frequently participate in the exhibition.

High-quality conferences will be held at the exhibition site, with popular topics including IoT skills and the use of big data in AI/robots, security measures and solutions for Japan's "My Number" scheme, and the next steps for e-commerce between Japan and international markets.

As demand for high-quality products/technologies and outsourcing in the Japanese IT market continues to grow, the number of overseas exhibitors participating in Tokyo IT Week - Tokyo IT Expo (Japan IT Week Spring) has been increasing. As a reflection of this trend, the proportion of international company participation will increase by 1.6 times, and the overall scale will expand by more than 10%. With the concept of IoT becoming increasingly popular and giving rise to new business models, more companies in this field are participating, and the number of exhibitors has doubled compared to previous years.