ANGA COM 2026 Returns to Cologne as Europe's Premier Broadband and Media Fair
ANGA COM 2026 Returns to Cologne as Europe's Premier Broadband and Media Fair
ANGA COM 2026 Returns to Cologne as Europe's Premier Broadband and Media Fair
Europe's top trade fair for broadband, media, and connectivity is returning to Cologne. ANGA COM 2026 will run from May 19 to 21, bringing together industry leaders from across the globe. The event has long served as a key business platform for the latest in digital infrastructure and technology.
ANGA COM has grown into the continent's leading event for broadband and media innovation. The 2024 edition drew over 500 exhibitors from 42 countries and more than 22,000 visitors from 80 nations. Topics covered included gigabit networks, 5G, smart cities, and AI-driven solutions.
Cologne's central location makes it an ideal host. Within a 250-kilometre radius, nearly 40 million people live, and three international airports lie under an hour away. The region is also Germany's economic hub for broadband and media, home to companies like Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, and RTL. The event has been backed since 1998 by the ZVEI Media Networks Division. Organised by ANGA Services GmbH—a subsidiary of ANGA – The Broadband Association—it represents providers serving over 40 million telecom customers. Key themes for 2026 will again span fibre optics, cloud TV, and next-gen connectivity.
ANGA COM 2026 will continue its role as a major industry gathering. The fair's focus on cutting-edge technology and global networking draws thousands of professionals each year. With Cologne's strong infrastructure and media sector, the event remains a cornerstone for Europe's digital future.
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