Here are the biggest global tech trade shows, with where and when they typically occur (months and usual host city). Dates change year-to‑year, so check the show’s official site for exact annual dates before planning travel or exhibiting.

• CES — Las Vegas, USA. Held every January (main exhibition usually the first full week of January). (lifewire.com)
• Mobile World Congress (MWC) — Barcelona, Spain (Fira de Barcelona, Gran Via). Held annually in late February or early March. (en.wikipedia.org)
• IFA — Berlin, Germany. Held annually in early September. (welt.de)
• Computex Taipei — Taipei, Taiwan. Held annually in late May or early June (often in June in recent years). (computextaipei.com.tw)
• GITEX Global — Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Held in October (recent editions run mid‑October). (gitex.com)

Other major tech events you might consider (more developer- or vendor-focused rather than broad trade-show floor but still influential):

• Google I/O — typically May, Mountain View (or hybrid/online).
• Apple WWDC — typically June, Apple Park/San Jose (or online).
• Microsoft Build — typically spring (May), in the U.S. or hybrid.
• AWS re:Invent — typically late November/early December (Las Vegas or other U.S. locations).

(For the developer conferences above, exact format and location have varied recently between in-person and hybrid/online — check each organizer’s site for the current year.)

If you want, I can look up the official dates and venues for any one of these shows for 2026 or 2027.