Paul Gray, the world's leading 4K analyst, at the 4K Summit

The Principal Analyst of the IHS Markit group since 2014 returns to participate in the 4K Summit after the success of his presentation last year.

Paul Gray, from the British multinational consulting firm IHS Markit and considered the main analyst on 4K worldwide, will also participate this year in the 4K Summit, November 7-9 at the Digital Content Center of Malaga.

Gray has been the Principal Analyst of the IHS Markit group since 2014 and has more than 20 years of experience as an expert in the consumer devices industry, especially the China, Korea and Japan markets.

IHS Markit has more than 14,000 employees around the world and in recent years has developed an aggressive policy of acquiring companies also dedicated to market and consumer research.

Gray already participated as a speaker at the 4K Summit in 2017 and the success of your presentation has caused the producer Medina Medina, as organizer of the event, to invite him again to participate this year.

The 4K Summit, which has Panorama Audiovisual as a media partner, annually brings together the “top engineers” and the main producers of Ultra High Definition (UHD) content from around the world, such as the British BBC, the Japanese NHK, the Spanish Movistar+, the Swiss RTS or the Indian Travel Xp, among others.

La 4K Summit 2018 cuenta como patrocinadores con multinacionales como Samsung, Sony, Huawei, Dolby, Panasonic, Eutelsat, Canon, Fujinon, Rohde & Schwarz, Nokia, Vestel, Ateme…

In addition, leading Spanish companies in 4K and Ultra High Definition (UHD), such as Movistar, RTVE, Hispasat, Cellnex, Canal Sur RTVA, Axión, Hurí and Tedial, also sponsor the most important international event on 4K.

The 4K Summit offers a unique opportunity to attend presentations, panels, workshops and demos, for three days, in which the greatest exponents of Ultra High Definition technology and content share experiences and do first-class networking 100 meters from one of the best beaches on the Costa del Sol in the second week of November.