The InfoComm 2025, the International Audiovisual Display Technology and System Integration Equipment Exhibition in Las Vegas, USA, was held in Orlando, Florida from June 7th to 13th, setting a new record for the number of end users attending, accounting for 35% of the verified attendees. This exhibition attracted a total of 30998 verified attendees from 97 countries, with international visitors accounting for 18%. The total registered number of InfoComm 2025 has reached 39579 people. InfoComm 2025 has a net area of 400100 square feet in the West Hall of Orange County Convention Center, attracting 817 exhibitors to showcase professional audiovisual products and solutions.
From the moment of its opening, the vitality of InfoComm was evident. The most gratifying thing is the business negotiations at the exhibition site. ”Jenni Heinold, Senior Vice President of AVIXA Americas Exhibition Department and InfoComm organizer, said. We attach great importance to attracting end users to participate in exhibitions - they are key elements in the development of professional audiovisual, IT, and broadcasting ecosystems. They drive manufacturers to improve their products and drive the development of more innovative technologies. Solution providers are also actively participating in the exhibition, bringing product launches and interactive experiences.
The activities of InfoComm 2025 are rich and diverse, covering vibrant guest speakers, abundant educational resources, diverse exchange activities, and certification exams.
Dang Ly of Universal Studios Destination and Experience Department, Jeff Zabel of Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Todd Hougland, the host of Ripley Entertainment, jointly discussed the growing demand for immersive personalized experience integrating the digital world and the real world, such as Epic Universe of Universal Studios. They also shared the key role that cloud infrastructure and artificial intelligence play in driving these experiences.
Brad Hintze from Crestron, Eric Hutto from Diversified, Christine Schyvinck from Shure, Jason Antinori from TELUS, and David Labuskes, CEO of AVIXA, took the stage to discuss the future of video and audio, covering topics ranging from the workplace to collaboration, standards, and artificial intelligence.
The AVIXA Women's Breakfast event attracted hundreds of attendees to celebrate the achievements of women in the professional audiovisual field. Noelle Russell, founder and Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer, and technology expert of the Artificial Intelligence Leadership Institute, delivered a keynote speech titled "Expanding Responsible Artificial Intelligence: From Passion to Execution," sharing her career stories during her tenure at AWS and Microsoft.
In addition, some attendees took the Certified Technical Specialist (CTS) and Audiovisual Network Professional (ANP) exams at the exhibition. During the exhibition, a total of 121 participants obtained CTS certification, of which 78 obtained CTS certification, 22 obtained CTS-D (design) certification, and 21 obtained CTS-I (installation) certification. The number of CTS holders has now exceeded 14800. In addition, 10 participants obtained the Audio Visual Network Professional (ANP) certification, bringing the total number of ANP certification holders to 230.
In 2025, it is evident that the future of the professional audiovisual industry is born here, "said David Labuskes, CEO of AVIXA, CTS, CAE, and RCDD. The importance of InfoComm is directly reflected in the quality of the attendees, who come to our excellent exhibitor site with questions and needs.
Next exhibition time：2026-06
Exhibition location:Las Vegas, USA
Exhibition industry：communication
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