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Andicom 2026 Tech Congress in Cartagena Attracts 6,500 Attendees and $8 Billion in EU Investments

Andicom 2026 concluded in Cartagena with 6,500 attendees, 2,400 companies, and nearly $8 billion in announced EU investments.

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Andicom 2026 received more than 6,500 attendees at the La Américas convention center in Cartagena. [1] Business representatives from the European Union, the guest of honor, announced investments totaling nearly $8 billion in Colombia. [2] The Andicom 2026 technology congress officially concluded after four days of agenda in Cartagena, Colombia. [3] Google's search application on Android and iPhone includes a function that processes voice recordings and whistled melodies to identify songs in a few seconds. [4] More than 2,400 companies participated in the different proposals of the congress. [5] Google's Hum to Search feature employs machine learning to convert captured audio into a representative numerical sequence. [6] The algorithm analyzes the sequence of notes and does not require perfect pitch or the exact lyrics to identify the song. [7] Users must open the Google app, press the microphone icon, select the 'Search song' option, and hum or whistle for 10 to 15 seconds. [8]
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  1. Andicom 2026 received more than 6,500 attendees at the La Américas convention center in Cartagena. · Diario La republica
  2. Business representatives from the European Union, the guest of honor, announced investments totaling nearly $8 billion in Colombia. · Diario La republica
  3. The Andicom 2026 technology congress officially concluded after four days of agenda in Cartagena, Colombia. · Diario La republica
  4. Google's search application on Android and iPhone includes a function that processes voice recordings and whistled melodies to identify songs in a few seconds. · El Comercio
  5. More than 2,400 companies participated in the different proposals of the congress. · Diario La republica
  6. Google's Hum to Search feature employs machine learning to convert captured audio into a representative numerical sequence. · El Comercio
  7. The algorithm analyzes the sequence of notes and does not require perfect pitch or the exact lyrics to identify the song. · El Comercio
  8. Users must open the Google app, press the microphone icon, select the 'Search song' option, and hum or whistle for 10 to 15 seconds. · El Comercio
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