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About Bogota
At 2,640 meters above sea level, Bogotá is a vibrant metropolis of more than 8 million people — Colombia’s cultural heart and innovation engine. It blends colonial charm, bustling markets, and world-class gastronomy with modern infrastructure and cutting-edge research.
Beyond its cultural appeal, Bogotá has become Latin America’s leading digital hub. The city is developing a dedicated free trade zone for hyperscale data centers, leveraging renewable energy, robust connectivity, and a cool climate to reduce energy costs. These assets make Bogotá a strategic center for cloud, AI, and digital infrastructure investment across the region.
As Colombia’s top academic powerhouse, Bogotá generates nearly 40% of national PhD graduates and is home to the country’s largest cluster of universities and research institutions. This talent base drives robotics, automation, and digital services, while a thriving startup ecosystem positions the city among the world’s top emerging innovation hubs. Bogotá also sets the regional benchmark for digital transformation. Hosting global events such as Smart City Expo and Colombia Tech Week, and leading public-private projects in AI, 5G, and digital inclusion, the city exemplifies cross-sector collaboration and thought leadership.
By choosing Bogotá, the Cloud Signature Consortium highlights a city where global digital trust standards meet Latin America’s future opportunities.
What is the date and location of the CSC Trust Without Borders Summit 2026?
The summit will take place on May 13–14, 2026, in Bogotá, Colombia. The exact venue will be shared once confirmed.
Can I expect favorable weather conditions in Bogotá during May?
Yes, May typically brings mild spring-like weather to Bogotá, with daytime highs around 19–21°C and cooler evenings at 9–11°C. Light layers, a jacket, and an umbrella are recommended for quick rain showers.
How can I travel to Bogotá and the summit venue?
Bogotá is conveniently served by El Dorado International Airport (BOG), offering direct connections to Europe, the U.S., and other major Latin American cities. Taxis and ride-hailing apps like Uber, Didi, and Cabify are readily available for transfers to the city center.
What are some must-visit attractions in Bogotá?
Don’t miss exploring La Candelaria’s historic charm, the Gold Museum’s treasure trove of artifacts, a panoramic view from Monserrate Hill, and the unforgettable Colombian dining experience at Andrés Carne de Res.