The call for presentations for LACNOG 2026 is closing in, with just five days left for would-be speakers to submit their proposals.
LACNOG, also known as the Latin American Network Operators’ Group, is a key event for internet infrastructure professionals in the region. The annual gathering brings together network engineers, operators, and researchers to share knowledge and collaborate on improving the stability and performance of the internet in Latin America.
What’s at Stake
The internet in Latin America is growing fast, but it’s not without its challenges. Issues like censorship, cyberattacks, and unreliable connectivity plague many countries in the region, hindering economic development and limiting access to essential services.
At LACNOG 2026, experts will come together to address these pressing concerns and share their experiences in building resilient networks, mitigating threats, and promoting digital inclusion.
Expert Insights
Organizers are seeking presentations on a range of topics, including network security, IPv6 adoption, and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and 5G. Jorge Villa, a leading expert in internet governance, will be reviewing submissions, alongside other members of the LACNOG community.
“We’re excited to see innovative ideas and fresh perspectives on the challenges facing Latin American networks,” Villa explained in a statement. “Our goal is to create a platform for meaningful discussion and collaboration that benefits the entire region.”
Practical Takeaways
What this means for you: if you’re working in the internet infrastructure industry in Latin America, or interested in improving the region’s digital landscape, LACNOG 2026 is an opportunity to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and best practices. Don’t miss the chance to contribute your expertise and learn from others in the field.
The deadline for presentation submissions is July 15. Don’t wait – submit your proposal today and be part of the conversation shaping the future of the internet in Latin America.
