Put your brand in front of 8,000 attendees at IEEE International Microwave Symposium - IMS with geofenced ads — no booth required.
Date
May 23, 2027 — May 28, 2027
Venue
San Antonio, TX, United States, USA

About
TechnologyIMS2027 will convene at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, featuring four specialized symposia. The event begins with the IEEE MTT-S RF Integrated Circuits (RFIC) Symposium. It continues with the IEEE MTT-S RF Technology & Techniques (RFTT) Symposium and the IEEE MTT-S RF Systems & Applications (RFSA) Symposium, drawing from traditional IMS technical content. The week concludes with the ARFTG Microwave Measurement Conference.
Expected Attendees
8,000
Industry
Technology
Industry
Technology
Venue
San Antonio, TX, United States
Website
ims-ieee.orgTopics
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