ESEG sponsors Estadão's Technology and Innovation Summit 2025.

On May 14, 2025, São Paulo was the stage for Technology and Innovation Summit, The event, promoted by Estadão as part of its 150th-anniversary celebrations, brought together leading figures from industry, academia, and the public sector to discuss the direction of digital transformation in Brazil and was sponsored by... ESEG College, reinforcing its role as an institution that trains talent for the technology market.

The initiative discussed topics such as generative artificial intelligence, 6G connectivity, quantum computing, cybersecurity, and the future of money. Among the most anticipated panels were... discussions about how AI This is impacting business models, the advancement of digital infrastructure in the country, and... Ethical challenges of large-scale automation.

In his opening speech, the CEO of Estadão, Erick Bretas, highlighted how technology is an ally in the process when used well by human beings. “A Technology can connect people. "Around the world, and at the same time, generate positive or negative opportunities. It all depends on how it's used," he emphasized.

Representatives from companies such as Google, IBM, AWS, Huawei, Nokia, Itaú Unibanco, Mastercard, Febraban, among others, shared case studies and projections for the future. The connectivity panel offered a preview of what 6G will be like, while quantum computing experts shared advances in simulations and how this new technological frontier could impact science and business.

The approach regarding Cybersecurity and digital ethics, In a context of massive data and algorithm use, the discussion addressed challenges related to privacy, AI governance, and trust in digital platforms. Representatives from banks and startups also discussed... evolution of payment methods, The arrival of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and the role of decentralized finance.

For ESEG College, sponsoring the Summit reflects its commitment to keep your courses connected to the major transformations of the contemporary world.. "This connection between the Faculty and the market is fundamental for our Institution, because our focus is on training professionals ready to bring solutions to market problems. Topics like these are brought into the classroom, promoting discussion and practical applications for solving real problems," commented Professor Fernando Kakugawa, coordinator of Computer Engineering and Production Engineering.