Cornwall’s Biggest Tech Event Returns: What You Need to Know
Cornwall’s leading technology event, the BIG Cornish Tech Showcase, is back for 2025, bringing together some of the brightest minds in digital innovation. Hosted by Tech Cornwall, the event will take place on Thursday, 27th February 2025, at The Atlantic Hotel, Newquay, running from 10 AM to 5 PM.
This free-to-attend event is set to be Cornwall’s largest tech gathering of the year, offering attendees the chance to connect with local innovators, industry leaders, and investors, as well as experience the latest developments in AI, clean energy, cybersecurity, and more.
Who Should Attend?
Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, business owner, investor, or startup founder, the showcase provides a unique networking opportunity and a chance to explore cutting-edge technology from Cornwall’s leading digital businesses.
Attendees can:
- Engage with expert speakers covering the latest trends in tech.
- Take part in hands-on workshops hosted by the Tech Cornwall Academy.
- Explore an exhibition of Cornish tech businesses, making it easy to find local suppliers for digital projects.
Industry Experts Taking the Stage
The 2025 speaker lineup features some of the biggest names in the industry, covering topics from quantum technology to mental health in tech.
- Laura Elvin, Founder of iusegenius – Unpacking the potential of quantum technology.
- Mike Buffham, Chief Commercial Officer at Raspberry Pi – Exploring how Raspberry Pi is shaping the future of tech.
- John Terry, Managing Director at Neuronostics Ltd – How software as a medical device is transforming healthcare.
- Lyssa-Fêe Crump, Head of Digital Marketing at The Agile Communications Agency – Why accessibility in web design is key for SEO.
- Tony Edwards, .NET Software Engineer at That Seagull Bob – Insights into cross-platform development with .NET MAUI.
- Bhavna Raithatha, Mental Health, Wellbeing and Resilience Consultant – “Nothing Works Unless YOU Do: Mental Health and Well-Being for Techies.”
- James Buchanan, Founder of Hidden – Turning future trends into real-world business impact.
- Lorenzo Satta Chiris, Director at Excode – Why coding is an essential skill for the next generation of innovators.
A Golden Opportunity for Businesses
For businesses looking to gain visibility and connect with potential customers, exhibiting at the BIG Cornish Tech Showcase provides a direct route to decision-makers.
In 2024, 25% of attendees controlled a combined £3.5 million in digital product spending for their companies. The 2025 event is expected to attract over 300 thought leaders, business owners, and investors, creating valuable commercial and partnership opportunities.
For startups, the event will also feature an investor showcase, helping businesses looking to scale their operations connect with the right people.
How to Attend
The BIG Cornish Tech Showcase is free to attend, and tickets are available now via the Cornwall Festival of Tech website.
The event is part of Software Cornwall’s DigitALL Festival project, which received £453,700 in funding from the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly Good Growth Programme, managed by Cornwall Council and supported by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. More information on the programme is available here.
With top industry speakers, hands-on workshops, and unparalleled networking opportunities, the BIG Cornish Tech Showcase is set to be a must-attend event for anyone involved in Cornwall’s digital future.
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