One of the most anticipated tech events is just around the corner – Meta Connect! The tech giant has officially announced the dates for Meta Connect 2025, and the excitement is already building. Set to take place on September 17-18, 2025, this year’s event promises to deliver groundbreaking updates on Meta’s latest innovations in virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and more.
Meta made the announcement through its official X (formerly Twitter) account and blog post, hinting at big news, particularly in the realm of Llama AI technology.
“Save the date Meta Connect is happening Sept 17 + 18”
The announcement came with a bold statement, as Meta teased this year’s event as being “back with a vengeance.” In its blog post, the company wrote:
“Virtual and mixed reality developers, content creators, metaverse mavens, and AI glasses enthusiasts, rejoice! Connect is coming back with a vengeance September 17 – 18.”
Last year’s Meta Connect brought some exciting announcements, including the introduction of MetaHorizonOS, Meta Quest 3S, and significant updates to MetaAI. This year, the buzz is centered around a potential major reveal for Llama AI, making the event even more promising for tech enthusiasts and industry experts.
But that’s not all! Meta is also introducing LlamaCon, a developer-focused conference set to take place on April 29, 2025.
The blog post shared more details about what to expect at LlamaCon:
“At LlamaCon, we’ll share the latest on our open source AI developments to help developers do what they do best: build amazing apps and products, whether as a start-up or at scale. Mark your calendars: We’ll have more to share on LlamaCon in the coming weeks.”
Meta Connect has always been a hub for groundbreaking announcements, and this year seems no different. With exciting updates promised across virtual reality, AI, and more, the event is shaping up to be a must-watch for tech enthusiasts everywhere.
So, mark your calendars for September 17-18, 2025, and stay tuned for more details about this year’s Meta Connect and LlamaCon!
