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KNN3 Joins Forces with AWS, Chainlink, Moonbeam, and PolkaInsider to Host 'Igniting Innovation with Web3' During GMVietnam 2023

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KNN3 Network, One-Stop Web3 User-centric DataFi solution, is set to co-host the highly anticipated side event 'Igniting Innovation with Web3' during GMVietnam 2023 at HCM City, Vietnam. The event will be a collaborative effort with prominent partners including AWS, Chainlink, Moonbeam, and PolkaInsider. It aims to foster invaluable connections between local communities, investors, and projects with renowned initiatives from beyond the borders of Vietnam's local market.

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Scheduled to take place from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM GMT+7 on Thursday, July 6, 2023, the event promises insightful discussions, keynote speeches, and networking opportunities. Participants can expect to delve into the realm of Web3 technology, exploring its potential to revolutionize industries and drive innovation.

The event will be held at the prestigious THINK Training Space in HCM City's District 1, offering an ideal collaboration and idea exchange setting. Attendees will have the chance to connect with industry leaders, experts, and visionaries in the Web3 space.

Find and register the event from :https://gmvietnam.io/side-events

Apply to join: https://lu.ma/Igniting_Innovationw_with_web3

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