LLC "Icom Telecom" at "TIBO-2024"
June 20, 2024
LLC "Icom Telecom" took part in the XXX International Forum on Information and Communication Technologies "TIBO-2024", which was held from June 5 to June 8, 2024 in Minsk. The forum organizers are the Ministry of Communications and Informatization of the Republic of Belarus and CJSC "Technology and Communications." The general partner of TIBO-2024 was RUE Beltelecom.
More than 260 companies from 5 countries participated in the international exhibition TIBO-2024. During the four days of the exhibition, 88 thousand people from 15 countries visited.
The main emphasis at the stands of Icom Telecommunications partners was on Wi-Fi 6 access points and 5 GHz radio bridges made in India. Technical specialists demonstrated equipment and presented a virtualized controller for managing access points and radio bridges.
As part of the forum's business program, our representatives talked with colleagues and telecom industry experts from Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan, and China. The business contacts established at the forum will help strengthen intercountry cooperation and contribute to introducing advanced technologies in the CIS countries.
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