# 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]

## What this stands on

1. Andicom 2026 received more than 6,500 attendees at the La Américas convention center in Cartagena. (Diario La republica, News)
2. Business representatives from the European Union, the guest of honor, announced investments totaling nearly $8 billion in Colombia. (Diario La republica, News)
3. The Andicom 2026 technology congress officially concluded after four days of agenda in Cartagena, Colombia. (Diario La republica, News)
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, News)
5. More than 2,400 companies participated in the different proposals of the congress. (Diario La republica, News)
6. Google's Hum to Search feature employs machine learning to convert captured audio into a representative numerical sequence. (El Comercio, News)
7. The algorithm analyzes the sequence of notes and does not require perfect pitch or the exact lyrics to identify the song. (El Comercio, News)
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, News)

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