AAA at the GAS&COM Connectivity Summit in Zurich

Webmaster AAA

05 Sep 2025 — 1 min read

AAA Sales & Management will attend the first GAS&COM Connectivity Summit on September 5 2025 at Hotel Metropol in Zurich. The event brings together senior voices from connectivity and infrastructure, with a program focused on trends, secure networks, sustainable solutions and cyber resilience. Our presence will help us spot practical options that directly benefit your projects.

The summit agenda includes sessions on next generation network design, cloud and datacentre links, as well as security by design. Speakers from GAS&COM, Digital Realty, Cyberlink and Avaloq will share real examples and technical insights. For customers this means we gain early access to ideas and vendor roadmaps that can speed up project delivery and reduce risk when you plan network upgrades or new site rollouts.

GAS&COM is known for being a highly secure Swiss fibre backbone with fast provisioning. We will be discussing supply routes, onnet options, and sustainable power strategies that matter for latency sensitive services and regulatory needs. The direct outcome for you may be quicker site activation, clearer options for resilience and better alignment with compliance requirements.

Networking at the event will let us meet carriers, data centre operators and solution experts face to face. Those conversations help us assemble the right partners for custom solutions and negotiate clearer terms on your behalf. If your project needs low latency links, redundant routes or guidance on green infrastructure, our team will return with concrete choices and pricing comparisons you can act on.

Want us to represent you at the summit or book a follow up with our team afterwards. Contact us, and we will arrange a briefing and explore how recent summit developments can be applied to your network strategy, and explore the new connectivity and price check on our main page.

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