Hypergraph at Mobile World Congress 2025: Our 4YFN experience

MWC 2025 exceeded all expectations, bringing together over 100,000 professional visitors from 200 different countries. As the most influential tech fair on the planet, the event provided the perfect stage to present our Graph Neural Networks-based cybersecurity solution to a global audience.

4YFN has established itself as Europe's most important startup hub, where the most promising emerging companies present their innovations to investors, large corporations, and specialized media. This year, over 700 startups from 60 countries participated in the event, creating a unique ecosystem of innovation and business opportunities.

The presence of tech giants like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and the world's leading telecommunications operators created an ideal environment for strategic networking and commercial partnerships.

Our booth at 4YFN was strategically designed to highlight the disruptive innovation of our platform. We successfully captured the attention of both technical visitors and executives.

During the event, we explained what Hypergraph is and how we propose to fundamentally change cybersecurity. Our proposition of using Graph Neural Networks to create an autonomous and intelligent cybersecurity platform resonated especially among those seeking solutions that don't require specialized teams for their operation.

MWC's value goes beyond exposure; it's fundamentally a high-level networking opportunity. During the four days of the event, we established strategic connections that will shape Hypergraph's future:

Telecommunications operators: We held conversations with technical managers from major European telcos about how our technology can protect their critical infrastructures. Interest in automated cybersecurity solutions for 5G networks was exceptional.

AI developers: We established connections with AI development teams from tech companies, exploring collaborations in applying Graph Neural Networks for specific cybersecurity use cases.

System administrators: We held technical meetings with IT administrators from multinational companies in the financial, healthcare, and manufacturing sectors. Interest in solutions that don't require specialized teams for their operation was consistent.

Acceleration programs: We explored opportunities with several European acceleration programs specialized in deep tech and cybersecurity, evaluating the potential for strategic collaborations for our growth.

MWC 2025 gave us privileged insight into the trends that will define the future of technology and, specifically, cybersecurity:

Generative AI in security: We observed growing interest in generative AI applications for cybersecurity, which validates our pioneering approach with Graph Neural Networks. However, we noticed that most solutions focus on post-mortem analysis, while our predictive detection capability clearly differentiates us.

Frictionless automation: Companies are increasingly seeking solutions that don't require specialized human intervention. Our "autonomous cybersecurity" proposition resonated especially with SMEs that can't afford dedicated security teams.

5G and Edge Computing convergence: The massive 5G deployment is creating new attack vectors that require more sophisticated solutions. Our graph-based distributed architecture is perfectly positioned to address these emerging challenges.