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​Energy efficiency is not a new trend in the electronics industry. However, demands are growing, driven by rising electricity prices, regulatory pressure as well as the increasing need for energy-efficient components for systems, power electronics, and IoT devices. From 10-13th November 2026, the international electronics industry will gather at electronica to discuss the latest trends

How can AI become more powerful and, at the same time, more energy-efficient? How is the electronics industry adapting to new cyber resilience requirements? And what is driving the All Electric Society forward? electronica 2026 provides answers to these questions not only in the exhibition area of its 18 exhibition halls, but also through its

Connected and digitised vehicles, machines, and energy systems place new demands on electronics. From now on, electronics must not only deliver high performance but also detect cyberattacks, contain disruptions, and enable secure updates. Cyber resilience is therefore becoming a key factor for trust, availability, and market success. electronica 2026, taking place in Munich from 10-13th

From 10-13th 2026, the international electronics industry will gather at electronica. This year, the focus, among other topics, will be on artificial intelligence. From Edge AI to AIoT and machine learning – in Munich, a spirit of innovation, key technologies, and industry expertise will come together in one place to showcase, discuss, and further develop