Off the corridor
No conference hotel ballroom, no badge scanning, no city-wide programming. A private venue on the Las Vegas Strip that is ours for the night.
A tech night that stays off the CES grid.
300 — 500 guests of founders, builders, investors, wireless operators and content creators in one private room on the Strip. No conference hotel, no badge scans, no city-wide programming — just the people worth meeting. Part of the room is ticketed; the rest comes off this list.
Why this night exists
No conference hotel ballroom, no badge scanning, no city-wide programming. A private venue on the Las Vegas Strip that is ours for the night.
Every request is reviewed by a human. Founders, operators, investors, press, content creators and the wireless people actually building the networks.
A host with real skin in connectivity, so the room skews toward people who ship infrastructure instead of people collecting swag.
The night
The exact address goes to confirmed guests only. It is not a CES hotel, and it is not part of any city-wide program — one room, one list, no badges.
Hosted with Rockstar Wireless.
Run of show
Loose on purpose. Enough structure to put the right people in front of each other, then out of the way.
Arrival, no name badges — the list is the only credential.
VegasTech Connect and Rockstar Wireless on why this night stays off the convention floor.
Four operators on what private networks, edge compute and spectrum actually unlock in 2027.
Curated introductions across founders, builders, investors, network teams and content creators ready to network your ideas. 300 to 500 people, one room.
DJ set, and the conversations that don't happen on a show floor.
Guest list
The room takes 300 to 500 people. A share of those spots is ticketed — everything else comes through this list, read by the hosts. Tell us who you are and what you're working on; that's what gets you in.
3 requests waiting on the hosts.