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SVIAZ ICT 2027

【Exhibition time】April 6~9, 2027

【Venue】(Timiryazev Centre)

【Organizer】 EXPOCENTRE AO

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Overview of the ExhibitionThe Russian Communication and Information Electronics Exhibition (SVIAZ ICT) is the largest and most professional communications equipment expo in Eastern Europe, jointly organized and guided by the State Duma of Russia, the Russian Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media, the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and the Russian Federal Communications Agency. In 2026, the exhibition overcame the effects of geopolitical issues and attracted over 350 companies from China, Russia, and Belarus, showcasing the most advanced communications technologies and products and services developed specifically for the Russian market.Eltex Communications, PROTEI, T8, SUPERTEL, Bazis Telecom, Informtekhnika Group, FIBO, Trialink Group, LEO TELECO, TRIALINK GROUP, EXARA, Oulefeng, and others all have fairly large booths. In 2026, the exhibition will take place in two halls, Hall 4 and Hall 2, covering more than 30,000 square meters. The event will attract a professional audience of 13,600 people, including business leaders, company executives, professional buyers, and scholars from 11 countries and regions. At the same time as the exhibition, the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation, together with Moscow EXPOCENTRE and NP REAC, held the 9th Large Communications Forum seminar. During this period, more than 30 meetings and seminars were held on topics such as the digital future, big data media development, international communication seminars, innovative design, and sustainable development, to jointly explore the future development direction of Russia's communications sector. More than 30 Russian domestic media outlets, led by Russia Today (RT), as well as numerous international media, rushed to report on this exhibition and communication forum. Russian state television ran a series of related reports and also broadcasted the opening ceremony of the exhibition and forum live.

Data and Market AnalysisThe former CIS markets (Russian-speaking regions) have a population of nearly 250 million, with around 144 million residents in Russia itself, making it the core ICT procurement market of the Eurasian continent. According to joint statistics by Russia's Ministry of Digital Development and DataReportal at the end of 2025, internet penetration in Russia has reached 94.4%, with 136 million active internet users nationwide. There are a total of 225 million mobile SIM cards in use, 97% of mobile connections are 3G/4G high-speed networks, and the number of industrial IoT M2M devices keeps rising. Thanks to national investments in digital infrastructure for remote areas, fiber optic coverage for households nationwide has surpassed 85%, and broadband infrastructure in both urban and rural areas is continuously improving. From 2027 to 2030, Russia's telecom market is expected to see growth driven by both equipment replacement and industry digitalization. By 2026, the overall Russian ICT industry is projected to exceed 10.89 trillion rubles, with the communication hardware segment reaching 2.8 trillion rubles. The growth focus in Russia will shift from consumer broadband to four key areas: 5G private networks, domestically produced base stations, satellite communications, and data centers. In June 2026, Russia officially issued a nationwide unified 5G spectrum, and the four major operators began large-scale network deployment. Policies clearly require that by the end of 2027, at least 10% of newly built 5G base stations use domestic equipment. More than half of large industrial, oil & gas, and logistics companies plan to deploy private 5G networks within three years, becoming a core growth market for equipment manufacturers. Despite facing economic sanctions and technology blockades from Western countries, Russia's telecom industry has shown strong adaptability and a spirit of innovation. Domestic companies are actively developing technological solutions to replace imported products, aiming to reduce dependence on external supplies. At the same time, the government is encouraging local innovation by providing financial support and tax incentives to boost the development of high-tech industries.
Main Exhibits
  • 1. Communication Equipment and Network Services: Communication technology and basic infrastructure, communication solutions, and services. Optical communication (active & passive devices, components, modules, cables, accessories, etc.); landline phones, VOIP, and call centers; internet equipment and services, switches, routers, storage devices; mobile communication, base station equipment, 5G RF components, phones, walkie-talkies, antennas, telecom and internet services; broadcasting and satellite communication, navigation products; data centers and server room equipment, climate control equipment, power equipment, UPS; network data security devices and solutions.

    2. IT Business Applications: IT services, data centers and related equipment, apps, cloud services, mobile payments, file management solutions, storage solutions; system software, system management, network management, databases, middleware, development tools, operating systems, administrative systems, business intelligence, knowledge management, content management; enterprise applications including ERP, CRM, SCM, automated data collection, blockchain, and related services, etc.

    3. Digital Devices and Systems: Digital TV and broadcasting TV, digital imaging, office automation; computers (desktops, laptops, PDAs); computer components, peripherals, display technology; motherboards and accessories; sound cards, graphics cards, etc.

    4. Consumer Electronics: Digital electronics, personal digital mobile devices, consumer electronics, headphones, power banks, speakers, in-car electronics. Consumer electronics and accessories, wearable devices, sports games, virtual reality products, 3D printing, IoT, automotive services (charging stations), innovation zones, drone applications, etc.

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