Building a zero-latency future through WiFi7

As Mouser Electronics' Director of Technical Content for EMEA, Mark is responsible for creating and circulating technical content within the region – content that is key to Mouser’s strategy to support, inform, and inspire its engineering audience.

Before leading Technical Content, Mark was part of Mouser's EMEA Supplier Marketing team and played a vital role in establishing and developing relationships with key manufacturing partners. Mark’s previous experience encompasses hands-on engineering roles, technical support, semiconductor technical sales, and various marketing positions.

A "hands-on" engineer at heart, Mark holds a first-class Honors Degree in Electronics Engineering from Coventry University. He is passionate about vintage synthesizers and British motorcycles and thinks nothing of servicing or repairing either.

Bruno C. TOMÁS serves as CTO for the Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA), where he is responsible for managing technology strategy and working groups focused on the business development and implementation of wireless technologies (Next Gen Wi-Fi, IoT, 5G) and services (OpenRoaming, Cloud, Security, Data, Interoperability). Since joining WBA in 2012, after an extensive collaboration with its global membership, he was one of an initial few that focused on driving seamless wireless roaming deployments which led some of the world’s first success stories in this field, working closely with partners in the United States, Brazil, Mexico, China, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Spain, Germany, UK and India.

Bruno started his career at Portugal Telecom / Altice as a network engineer and later as innovation consultant conducting strategic analysis and new business development for medium/long term technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), along with managing external engagement and standardization activities with ETSI, ITU and EC.

He received the BSc in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science and the MSc in Telecom Networks from the Technical University of Lisbon (IST), Portugal. Before joining the industry, he collaborated with the Telecommunications Institute as an investigator in the areas of wireless and UHDVideo.