TUBE DÜSSELDORF 2026 – Düsseldorf, Germany, 13-17 April
With its 119,000 square meters of space, 16 pavilions, and 2,600 exhibitors from 65 countries, the Tube Düsseldorf has confirmed itself as the most important trade fair event of the two-year period for the sector. As always, the Allied team was present in full force, with sales representatives and executives from all the Group’s companies, led by the two presidents Valter Alberici and Marc Herzstein.
At a showcase always focused on the future, artificial intelligence, robotics, renewable energy, and energy transition were not just buzzwords but a tangible reality experienced by visitors to the fair from 130 countries. In particular, the importance of the defense and data center sectors for AI development was highlighted, with new groups of visitors from these sectors crowding the exhibition stands and finding concrete solutions for their high-level needs.
As is now traditional for Allied, business meetings have been made more comfortable and relaxed with several friendly get-togethers at the stand, enriched this year by an aperitif featuring gourmet products from the Val Tidone area, served every day from 4:30 PM to visitors and clients.
The kitchen service, provided by a “stellar” chef (even if not starred) like Gigi Varesi, supported by skilled assistants such as Paolo Tiribinto, Federico Begnini, and Nicolas Cluchier, was impeccable and greatly appreciated.
