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⌖ Nottingham · Foxhall The Poynt

Hosted by Databricks Nottingham Meetup

Learn how a regulated lender governs and broadens access to data on Databricks at this first in-person community meetup in Nottingham. The inaugural Databricks Nottingham Meetup takes place on Thursday 26 November 2026, from 6:00pm to 8:30pm GMT, at Foxhall The Poynt, 45 Wollaton Street, Nottingham. Expect practical data and AI insights, conversation with local Databricks users, and a break for pizza and refreshments. Governing Data on Databricks Ed Ball, Head of Data, Security & Service Management at Oakbrook Finance, will explain how the regulated lender uses Unity Catalog and attribute-based access controls (ABAC) to apply governance policies consistently without unnecessarily slowing teams down. He will also show how that foundation enables more people to access data through Genie, sharing candid lessons about what worked and what did not. Ed has a background in software, data and security leadership, has served as a Data Protection Officer in financial services since 2018, and holds CIPP/E and CIPM certifications from the IAPP. A second talk is still to be announced. The evening welcomes all experience levels, including people working across data, engineering, business and governance. Places are limited. The meetup is sponsored by DATAPAO, with The Poynt hosting. RSVP for the event

Sponsors: DATAPAO

⌖ Edinburgh · Skyscanner HeadQuarters

Hosted by LeadDev Meetup - Edinburgh

Explore AI-enabled software delivery, healthier leadership habits and distributed systems at this LeadDev engineering meetup in Edinburgh. Taking place at Skyscanner Headquarters, Quartermile 1, 15 Lauriston Place, the evening combines three practitioner talks with refreshments and networking. It is aimed at software engineers, engineering managers, technical leaders and others interested in engineering leadership and operational excellence. Schedule - 18:00: Arrival, networking and refreshments - 18:45: Welcome - 18:50: Software factories, Tim Leslie, AI Learning Lead for Engineering at Skyscanner, who leads AI training for engineers and has previously managed teams of up to 40 people - 19:15: The Journey to Healthy Leadership Habits, Tobi Tonner, software engineer and certified leadership coach - 19:40: Break - 20:00: O’Reilly book giveaway - 20:10: Distributed system citizenship, Tadhg Davey, Principal Engineer at NHS Scotland, whose work includes the platform powering healthcare services across Scotland - 20:30: Wrap-up and networking - 20:45: Close Four books will be given away with support from O’Reilly, covering staff engineering, engineering strategy, vision language models and data-intensive applications. Skyscanner is the Edinburgh meetup partner. Spaces are limited and an RSVP is required. Attendees must follow the LeadDev code of conduct. You can also connect with the local community through its Slack workspace in the edinburgh channel. RSVP for the LeadDev Edinburgh meetup

Sponsors: Skyscanner · O'Reilly

⌖ Leeds · Oulton Hall Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort

Hosted by Concorde Technology Group

Explore cybersecurity, AI and emerging threats at a four-hour, in-person summit near Leeds on Friday 27 November 2026, hosted by Concorde Technology Group. The Digital Defence Summit offers a focused opportunity to understand how the cybersecurity landscape is changing as artificial intelligence advances and new digital threats emerge. Running from 12:00pm to 4:00pm, the event combines expert discussion, an interactive quiz and dedicated networking time in a relaxed setting. What to expect The centrepiece is a panel discussion hosted by Sally Roberts and featuring leading cybersecurity experts. The speakers will examine the latest trends, challenges and innovations shaping cyber defence, alongside developments in AI and their implications for the wider security landscape. The published agenda includes: - 11:30am, Doors open: arrive early and get settled before the programme begins. - 12:00pm, Arrival and lunch: enjoy coffee and food while meeting industry leaders and fellow attendees. - 12:30pm, Cybersecurity expert panel: Sally Roberts opens with a fun-fact quiz before guiding a deeper conversation about cybersecurity, innovation, emerging challenges and AI developments. - 1:30pm, Networking and refreshments: continue conversations from the panel, refresh your coffee and connect with other attendees. This format gives participants space not only to hear informed perspectives but also to compare experiences and make new professional connections. Rather than concentrating solely on presentations, the summit builds discussion and networking directly into the programme. Who should attend? The summit is particularly relevant to people interested in cybersecurity, AI, digital risk and emerging technology. It should also appeal to technology professionals, business leaders and others who want a clearer view of the forces reshaping digital defence. The listing welcomes all ages, and no specific experience level or technical prerequisites are stated. View the event and registration details

⌖ Lagos

Quantum Africa Summit is a Lagos conference on 28 November 2026 exploring quantum computing and AI in an African context. It brings two transformative fields into one focused event. Quantum computing meets AI Taking place in Lagos, Nigeria, Quantum Africa Summit is designed around the intersection of quantum computing and artificial intelligence. The conference provides a dedicated setting for exploring technologies that are reshaping how people think about computation, intelligent systems and the future of digital innovation. The event’s distinctive focus is its African setting. Rather than treating quantum technology and AI only as global trends, the summit places the conversation in Lagos,one of the continent’s major technology and business centres. It should be particularly relevant to people who want to follow the development of advanced computing while connecting that discussion to Africa’s growing technology ecosystem. Who is it for? The summit is likely to appeal to a broad technology audience, including: - Developers, engineers and technical leaders interested in quantum computing or AI - Researchers, students and educators following emerging computing fields - Founders and product builders assessing the direction of advanced technology - Innovation, business and policy professionals seeking a clearer view of quantum and AI - Members of Nigeria’s wider technology community looking to meet others with similar interests The listing does not specify an experience requirement, so prospective attendees should consult the registration page for any technical prerequisites. It also does not yet publish named speakers, a session timetable or details of individual talks. Those planning to attend should check the event page for programme updates as the date approaches. Event details - Date: 28 November 2026 - Location: Lagos, Nigeria - Format: In-person conference - Core themes: Quantum computing and artificial intelligence For attendees, the central value is the opportunity to spend a focused day around two fast-developing areas of technology, within an event explicitly framed around Africa. Whether you already work in AI, are beginning to investigate quantum computing, or want to understand where these fields may converge, the summit offers a clear thematic entry point.… Register for this event

◎ Online

Hosted by OxGen AI

Access 28 recorded sessions from the Oxford Generative AI Summit 2026, covering practical AI adoption, governance, security and AI’s wider impacts. The OxGen26 On-Demand Programme brings up to 20 hours of content online from the summit held at Jesus College’s Cheng Kar Shun Digital Hub in Oxford on 15–16 October 2026. The on-demand listing runs from 29 November at 10am to 1 December 2026 at 12pm; no timezone is specified. What you’ll explore - Practical approaches to adopting AI within organisations - The geopolitical, economic and investment landscape surrounding AI - Governance, security and trust in agentic and multi-agent AI - Implications for jobs, skills, critical thinking and information integrity The programme features 28 recorded keynotes, fireside chats and panels, with contributors including Kevin Rudd, Baroness Kidron, Sir Nigel Shadbolt, Danielle Belgrave of GSK, Sir John Lazar, Angie Ma, Rebecca Finlay and Professor Philip Torr. It is suited to professionals across government, industry and research who want a broad, policy-and-practice-focused view of generative AI; no required experience level is stated. A ticket includes 12 months of access through a secure viewing portal, speaker slides where sharing permission was granted, and a certificate of attendance listing the learning outcomes. After booking, OxGen AI will email your portal password, allowing you to watch on any device at your own pace. Team rates and invoicing are available by contacting info@oxgensummit.org. Tickets are non-refundable. Get on-demand access

⌖ Paris

Hosted by Netherlands Enterprise Agency, Dutch Innovation Attaché Network in France, AIC4NL, Digital Holland

Explore AI collaboration opportunities in Paris during this four-day innovation mission to France, running from 30 November to 3 December 2026. Designed for organisations and professionals active in artificial intelligence, the mission offers a direct route into the French AI ecosystem. Participants will meet leading French AI players, explore potential partnerships and take part in the Adopt AI International Business Summit. The programme is particularly relevant to those looking beyond the Netherlands for new connections and opportunities to collaborate with organisations in France. What to expect This is a multi-day international innovation mission rather than a standalone conference. Its central focus is helping participants understand and engage with France’s AI landscape through a combination of ecosystem meetings and summit attendance. The mission includes: - Meetings with leading players from the French AI ecosystem - Opportunities to investigate collaboration with French partners - Attendance at the Adopt AI International Business Summit - Four days in Paris focused on international AI innovation and business By combining direct meetings with participation in a wider international summit, the mission gives attendees two complementary perspectives: focused engagement with potential French partners and exposure to the broader conversations taking place around AI and international business. Who should apply? The organisers are inviting people and organisations already active in artificial intelligence. It is best suited to participants with a clear interest in exploring the French market, building cross-border relationships or identifying potential collaborators within France’s AI ecosystem. No specific technical discipline or experience level is stated, but the mission’s partnership and business focus makes it especially relevant to those able to represent an AI organisation, initiative or innovation activity. Dates and organisers The innovation mission takes place in Paris from Monday 30 November to Thursday 3 December 2026. Applications close on 6 September 2026, so prospective participants must register well before the mission itself.… Register for this event

⌖ Birmingham · Millennium Point

Hosted by Clockwork Medical

A two-day AI and healthcare conference at Millennium Point in Birmingham, running 1–2 December 2026, focused on practical applications of AI in orthopaedics and musculoskeletal (MSK) care. Returning for its fifth meeting, AI in Orthopaedics and MSK brings clinicians, researchers, technologists, policymakers and industry together to explore how AI could improve patient outcomes and experiences. The programme covers: - Predictive analysis, including implant longevity - Surgical planning and medical imaging - Real-world AI applications, risks and benefits - Government policy, regulation and MHRA guidance - Developments from Python, Microsoft and Amazon - Research presentations and poster sessions The format combines presentations with workshops, demonstrations, one-to-one expert help, networking and an interactive hackathon. The British Orthopaedic Research Society will contribute to the meeting, while convenors include orthopaedic surgeons Keith Tucker and Vipin Asopa. CPD approval has been applied for. Competitions and submissions The 2026 hackathon asks teams to formulate an AI-based project that improves healthcare-system efficiency for MSK patients. Hackathon registration is now closed, and accepted presenters must also register for the conference. Abstract submissions open on 1 June and close on 9 October 2026, with results announced on 16 October. An essay competition titled The good, the bad and the ugly about AI offers a monetary prize; entries of up to 1,000 words are due by 31 October. Who should attend? The conference welcomes medical professionals and students, AI scientists, data analysts, regulators, government and Department of Health representatives, and industry partners. Tickets start at £150 for one day or £285 for both days, with reduced student rates; valid student ID is required on arrival. Register for AI in Orthopaedics and MSK 2026

Sponsors: British Orthopaedic Research Society (BORS)

⌖ Belfast · Titanic Belfast

Hosted by agendaNI

Digital Government Belfast 2026 brings public-sector leaders to Titanic Belfast on 2 December to explore AI, cyber resilience and inclusive digital services. Organised by agendaNI, this interactive, full-day conference examines how Northern Ireland’s public services can use emerging technology while maintaining governance, transparency, privacy and public trust. It is designed for government decision-makers, digital and IT leaders, policy professionals, public-service teams, technology specialists and organisations involved in transformation projects. What to expect Three conference sessions combine expert presentations with audience questions, panel discussions and networking breaks in the exhibition area. Topics include: - Responsible and ethical adoption of AI in the public sector - Cybersecurity and organisational resilience in the age of AI - Digital twins, intelligent data management and emerging technologies - Digital transformation across health, social care and education - Sustainable digital transformation and digital decarbonisation - Accessible, user-led services and digital inclusion - Smarter towns, cities and government - International best practice, including lessons from Estonia The programme features Helen McCarthy, Chief Scientific and Technology Adviser at The Executive Office; Petra Holm of the e-Estonia Briefing Centre; Dr Paul Rice, Chief Digital Information Officer at the Department of Health; Rebecca Lutton of Digital Catapult; Adrian Johnston, Innovation Commissioner at Innovation City Belfast; and Hazel Murray, Chair of Cybersecurity at Munster Technological University. Further contributors represent Belfast Met, Supporting Communities, Momentum One Zero and other organisations. Sessions run from 9:00am to 5:00pm on Wednesday 2 December 2026 at Titanic Belfast in Belfast. The format prioritises delegate interaction, with Q&As, panel discussions and opportunities to exchange ideas or develop partnerships during the breaks. Register for Digital Government Belfast 2026

⌖ Bristol · DeskLodge House

Hosted by Datacove

Meet Bristol’s data community on 2 December 2026 at DeskLodge House for practical talks, shared learning and relaxed professional networking. The Bristol Data Intelligence Network brings data practitioners together to exchange ideas, discuss real-world challenges and build meaningful local connections. Hosted by Datacove, an award-winning team of R, Python and Shiny specialists, this inclusive meetup combines technical learning with candid project stories and plenty of time to meet other people working with data. What to expect The evening covers the broad and evolving field of data intelligence. Contributions across R, Python, SQL, Rust, BI stacks and modern AI tooling are welcome, but the programme is not limited to particular technologies. Talks may explore impactful workplace projects, personal experiments, unexpected lessons from learning data, or distinctive technical challenges and how they were solved. Non-technical subjects such as career journeys and project storytelling are also encouraged. Alongside talks, the network offers hands-on sessions and open knowledge sharing where appropriate. Specific speakers and session titles have not yet been announced, so attendees can expect the final agenda to reflect fresh perspectives from within the community. The format is designed for conversation as much as presentation: - 6:00pm: Arrival, drinks, nibbles and networking - 6:30–6:45pm: Talks begin - 8:00pm: Formal event concludes - Afterwards: Conversation continues at a local pub Who should attend? This event welcomes everyone from people taking their first steps into data to experienced analysts, data scientists, engineers, BI professionals and AI practitioners. It should also appeal to technical leaders, career changers and anyone interested in how organisations and individuals use data to address practical problems. No single programming language, platform or level of experience is required.… Register for this event

Sponsors: DeskLodge Bristol

⌖ Glasgow · Technology and Innovation Centre (TIC) Conference, Meetings & Events - University of Strathclyde

Hosted by NeuraSearch Laboratory

Explore how AI is reshaping information overload at a one-day research workshop in Glasgow on 3 December 2026. Hosted by the University of Strathclyde and co-organised with the universities of Wolverhampton and Southampton, this in-person workshop will share findings from OMINO, Overcoming Multilevel INformation Overload, a four-year interdisciplinary research project. Attendees will examine how information overload can be measured, modelled and mitigated as AI changes how information is created, discovered, filtered, interpreted and shared. What to expect The programme is expected to feature: - A keynote and research presentations from OMINO researchers - Work spanning AI, information retrieval, recommendation, social science, neuroscience, journalism, data mining and complexity science - Cross-disciplinary discussion and informal networking - A closing brainstorming session on emerging challenges, future research and continued collaboration The workshop is designed for researchers, PhD students, academics and industry practitioners interested in areas including human-centred AI, search and recommender systems, digital media, cognitive science, user modelling and AI-mediated information environments. The final speaker line-up and programme are still being developed. Registration opens at 08:30, with the workshop beginning at approximately 09:00 and closing around 17:00. It takes place in Conference Room 8 at the Technology & Innovation Centre, University of Strathclyde, 99 George Street, Glasgow G1 1RD. Places are limited, so advance registration is encouraged. The event is presented by NeuraSearch Laboratory. Register for the workshop

⌖ Bristol

ICAICPT brings a conference focused on AI in computational proteomics to Bristol on 8 December 2026. About the conference The International Conference on AI in Computational Proteomics (ICAICPT) is centred on the intersection of artificial intelligence and computational approaches to proteomics. Its subject places it within a fast-developing area where AI and computational methods meet the study and analysis of proteins. For prospective attendees, the conference offers a focused setting in which to explore this combined field rather than a broad, general-purpose AI programme. It may be particularly relevant to people whose work or studies involve artificial intelligence, computational proteomics, protein analysis, bioinformatics or related scientific disciplines. Researchers, technical practitioners, academics and students looking for an event dedicated to this specific intersection can use ICAICPT as an opportunity to engage with the subject in a conference context. Event details - Date: Tuesday, 8 December 2026 - Location: Bristol - Event: International Conference on AI in Computational Proteomics - Format: International conference The available event listing does not currently identify a specific Bristol venue, organiser, speakers, session titles, timetable or expected experience level. It also does not provide details of workshops, demonstrations, networking sessions or submission opportunities. Attendees who need information about accessibility, pricing, attendance requirements, presentation formats or the final agenda should therefore consult the registration page for the latest published details before making travel plans. ICAICPT’s clearly defined theme is its distinguishing feature: the event is explicitly dedicated to AI in computational proteomics. That focus should help prospective participants decide whether the programme aligns with their scientific, technical or academic interests, while the Bristol location makes it relevant to people seeking an in-person conference in the UK. View the event listing and register.

⌖ Amsterdam · Tim's place

Hosted by Effective Altruism in the Netherlands

Meet Amsterdam’s Effective Altruism community for informal conversation and drinks on 8 December 2026 at Tim’s place. Newcomers are especially welcome. This monthly social from Effective Altruism in the Netherlands brings together people interested in using evidence and reason to improve the world. Rather than a formal talk or workshop, the evening offers an open, relaxed setting where you can: - Meet others interested in Effective Altruism (EA) - Ask questions and explore topics that interest you - Discuss how to make the world a better place - Socialise over a drink and connect with the local community The gathering runs from 7:30pm to 10:30pm CET on Tuesday, 8 December 2026 at Tim’s place, Celebesstraat 58A, 1094ER Amsterdam. You are welcome to arrive later than the advertised start time. Feel free to bring something to eat or drink, although there is no obligation. The event is open to everyone, including people attending for the first time. Attendees can also ask to join the chapter’s WhatsApp group for updates about future events. Learn more through the Dutch EA organisation or the international Effective Altruism website. Register for the event on Meetup

⌖ Glasgow · Incremental Group

Hosted by Sarah and gregor s.

Glasgow Azure User Group 54 brings the local cloud community together on 9 December 2026 for Azure discussion, a quiz, networking, food and drinks. Hosted by Sarah and gregor s., this in-person meetup offers a welcoming place to exchange ideas around Microsoft Azure, artificial intelligence, cloud computing and Platform as a Service. It takes place at Incremental Group, 10 Montrose Street, Glasgow, with the event listing running from 5:45pm to 7:45pm GMT. The main presentation slot is still to be confirmed, so a speaker and final session topic have not yet been announced. Based on the group’s stated themes, the evening will be particularly relevant to developers, cloud practitioners and technology professionals interested in Azure, AI and practical cloud best practices. No specific experience level is listed, making it suitable for anyone who wants to learn from and connect with Glasgow’s Azure community. Evening schedule - 5:45pm–6:00pm: Registration and arrival - 6:00pm–6:45pm: Main session, details TBC - 6:50pm–7:00pm: Community quiz - 7:00pm–7:30pm: Food, drinks and informal conversation - 7:30pm: Published agenda finish The combination of a focused technical session and a dedicated social period gives attendees time both to discover new ideas and to meet others working with cloud technology. Food and drinks are included in the programme, and attendees are asked to cancel their ticket if they can no longer attend so the organisers can order accurately. Important attendance information You must RSVP at least 24 hours before the event to attend. Reservations are scheduled to open on Wednesday 28 October at 10:30am. All attendees must follow the group’s Code of Conduct. The organising team will take photographs and film during the evening, and images may be shared by the group, its sponsors or social channels. Anyone who does not want to appear in published material should speak to an organiser at every event they attend. The meetup is supported by Gold Level sponsors Servent and Telefonica Tech. RSVP for Glasgow Azure User Group 54

Sponsors: Servent · Telefonica Tech

⌖ Paris

AI for Chip Design at NeurIPS 2026 brings AI, machine learning and semiconductor experts together in Paris on 12 December 2026. The AI for Chip Design Workshop will explore a critical engineering question: how can AI help people design the chips behind today’s most advanced technologies? Accepted as a new workshop at the Paris venue of NeurIPS 2026, it creates a focused meeting point for researchers and practitioners working across machine learning, electronic design automation and semiconductor systems. AI meets practical hardware engineering Initiated by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC), an ELLIOT partner, the workshop connects application-driven research with the wider international AI community. It is closely aligned with ELLIOT Use Case 5.2 on Hardware Design, which investigates how Multimodal Generalist Foundation Models can be adapted to support practical hardware-engineering tasks. The programme is designed for academic researchers, industry practitioners and hardware specialists interested in the intersection of: - AI and machine learning for chip design - Electronic design automation - Semiconductor systems - Foundation models for hardware-engineering workflows - Research applications, systems and datasets The organising committee combines BSC researchers Dario Garcia-Gasulla, Gokcen Kestor and Emanuele Pariri with international experts Luca Benini of ETH Zürich and the Università di Bologna, Leighanne Clevenger of the Silicon Integration Initiative, Zhiyao Xie of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and Cong “Callie” Hao of the Georgia Institute of Technology. Call for papers Researchers and practitioners can contribute original research, applications, systems, datasets or position papers through two tracks: - Research papers: 7–9 pages - Poster papers: 3–4 pages… Register for this event

⌖ Cambridge · Peterhouse

Hosted by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT

FAIRS’26 is a one-day, in-person forum in Cambridge for PhD, MRes and MPhil students conducting AI-related research. Held at Peterhouse, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1RD, the forum gives research students direct opportunities to discuss their work and the realities of postgraduate study with senior scholars, practitioners and fellow attendees. What to expect The programme will cover: - Guidance on conducting AI research and writing a thesis - Advice on preparing for and undergoing a viva - Discussion of career options after a PhD - A chance to present your research through a five-minute PowerPoint presentation, followed by discussion with senior researchers and practitioners This is a focused event for current AI research students rather than a general introduction to artificial intelligence. It runs from 10:30am to 6:15pm on Monday 14 December 2026 and is organised by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT. See the event details and programme for further information. Refunds are available up to 10 days before the event. Get tickets for FAIRS’26

⌖ Singapore

RAAI 2026 brings researchers, practitioners and industry experts to Singapore for three days of robotics, automation and AI research from 18–20 December 2026. The 6th International Conference on Robotics, Automation, and Artificial Intelligence offers a focused setting for presenting research, examining emerging technologies and building collaborations across academia and industry. Its interdisciplinary programme connects the design and operation of robots with automated processes and AI capabilities such as perception, reasoning, learning and decision-making. What to expect RAAI 2026 combines several conference formats, giving participants multiple ways to discover and discuss current work: - Keynote speeches addressing developments across robotics, automation and artificial intelligence - Technical sessions for sharing research results and practical insights - Workshops offering deeper exploration of specialist subjects - Exhibitions showcasing work and technologies from the field - Opportunities to exchange ideas with academic scientists, research scholars, practitioners and industry experts The technical scope includes robotics and automation, artificial intelligence and machine learning, computer vision and image processing, natural language processing, intelligent control systems, robotic process automation, autonomous systems and vehicles, and AI in robotics and automation. This breadth makes the conference particularly relevant to researchers and technical professionals working where intelligent software meets autonomous or automated systems. Call for papers and publication RAAI is accepting full papers and abstracts. Full papers will undergo peer review, with evaluation based on originality, technical or research depth, correctness, relevance, contribution and readability. Selection will also consider technical merit, applicability and fit within a coherent conference programme. Accepted full papers will be published in the RAAI 2026 Conference Proceedings after registration and presentation. Previous editions from 2021 through 2025 have proceedings listed on IEEE Xplore, including the RAAI 2025 proceedings. Authors can submit through the RAAI 2026 EasyChair submission system. Key deadlines are:… Register for this event

◎ Online

Hosted by AI Performance Engineering Meetup (London - Cambridge)

Explore practical GPU, CUDA and PyTorch performance optimisation in this online AI Performance Engineering Meetup on 21 December 2026, 17:00–18:00 UTC. Organised by the AI Performance Engineering Meetup (London–Cambridge), this one-hour session is aimed at engineers and practitioners interested in improving the performance of AI systems. It forms part of the group’s recurring third-Monday meetup series. Agenda - Introductions and meetup updates with Chris Fregly and Antje Barth - Two talks on GPU, PyTorch and CUDA performance optimisations The event page does not yet name the speakers or publish further abstracts for the two technical talks. Attendance is online via Zoom; Meetup also notes that the online-event link is visible to attendees. For supporting material, explore the organiser’s AI Performance Engineering GitHub repository, YouTube channel, related O’Reilly book and free generative AI course. Register for this online event

◎ Online

Hosted by Vishal K. / Analytics.Club Berlin

AIDataTech Connect is a global online networking event for AI, machine learning, data science and technology professionals, running on 24 December 2026. Hosted by Vishal K. and Analytics.Club Berlin, this two-hour virtual meetup is designed to help attendees expand their professional networks, exchange practical knowledge and find new opportunities to collaborate. The event runs from 5:00pm to 7:00pm local time, with a format intended to support participation across time zones. A flexible, conversation-led format Rather than following a traditional webinar structure, AIDataTech Connect takes place on a Slack-style platform built around interactive channels, group discussions and direct one-to-one video or text conversations. You can move between rooms according to your interests, introduce yourself to the wider community or start focused conversations with potential collaborators, employers and peers. Dedicated channels include: - Intros for sharing your background, interests and AI or technology journey - Networking for posting a résumé, startup idea or project pitch - Help Wanted for requesting or offering support with coding, data, research and AI model deployment - Industry Room Tech for discussing frameworks, tools and developments in AI and data - Project Showcase for presenting real-world work and gathering feedback - Collaboration Pods for exploring research groups, open-source partnerships and co-building opportunities - General for announcements, orientation and community-wide discussion You can watch a short demonstration of how the event works before attending. Who should take part? The event welcomes a broad mix of experience levels and professional backgrounds. It is relevant to AI practitioners, machine learning engineers, data scientists, researchers, open-source contributors, founders, entrepreneurs and product leaders. Students, aspiring technologists and job seekers can use the sessions to meet people already working in the field, while recruiters, employers and hiring managers can connect directly with emerging and experienced talent. View the event and registration details

⌖ Da Nang

Hosted by International Research Forum for Scientific Research (IRFSR)

ICAIRME brings AI, robotics and mechanical engineering researchers together in Da Nang, Vietnam, on 3–4 January 2027 to share research, practical solutions and emerging innovations. Organised by the International Research Forum for Scientific Research, the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Robots and Mechanical Engineering creates an interdisciplinary meeting point for academic scientists, engineers, research scholars, practitioners, educators and industry leaders. Its focus is not only on advancing research, but also on encouraging international cooperation and work with tangible real-world impact. What the conference covers ICAIRME centres on the relationship between artificial intelligence, robotics and mechanical engineering. Participants will exchange research results and experiences while examining: - Recent innovations and trends in robotics and artificial intelligence - Applications of AI within mechanical engineering - Practical challenges encountered by researchers and practitioners - Solutions and approaches adopted across the field - Opportunities for cooperation between researchers, international communities and industry The programme is particularly relevant to people conducting or applying research in these areas. It offers experienced academics and industrial representatives a forum for discussion while giving research scholars and educators an opportunity to present work, hear different perspectives and build connections across disciplines. In-person and virtual formats The on-location programme begins at 9:00am with registration and tea or coffee. An inaugural speech and conference theme presentation follows, before an extended poster and physical presentation session. The schedule also includes virtual presentations, a lunch break, an award function and a closing ceremony. In-person attendance provides direct networking, physical conference materials, live Q&A and complimentary refreshments.… Register for this event

◎ Online

Hosted by JohnS

AIoT Hub Leeds’ online community meetup takes place on Tuesday 5 January 2027 at 6:00pm, focusing on IoT and software development. About this meetup Hosted by JohnS, this session is part of the recurring programme from AIoT Hub Leeds, the community formerly known as IoT North. The group runs its online meetup on the first Tuesday of every month, with the current series scheduled to continue until 30 June 2028. The event is associated with the Leeds community but takes place entirely online, making it accessible without travelling to a physical venue. The link for joining the session will be visible to registered attendees through Meetup. What to expect The detailed agenda for this edition has not yet been announced. The session title, abstract and speaker biography are all currently listed as TBA, so attendees should treat this as an early opportunity to reserve the date while the organisers finalise the programme. The event page identifies two core areas of interest: - Internet of Things (IoT) - Software development No specific talk, speaker, demonstration or hands-on activity has been confirmed at this stage. Likewise, the organisers have not published prerequisites or an expected level of technical experience. The meetup will be most relevant to people following the AIoT Hub community and those interested in conversations around connected technology and software development, but prospective attendees should check the listing again closer to the date for the final subject and speaker details. Format and practical details - Date: Tuesday 5 January 2027 - Time: 6:00pm - Format: Online community meetup - Host: JohnS - Organiser: AIoT Hub Leeds, formerly IoT North - Series: Every first Tuesday of the month - Access: The online event link is available to attendees Because the programme remains unconfirmed, registering through Meetup is the best way to follow updates and access the joining information when it becomes available. Register for the AIoT Hub Leeds meetup

⌖ Bangkok · KLOUD by KBank คลาวด์ บาย เคแบงก์

Hosted by CMKL University

Learn what customer and personal data you can safely put into AI tools at this free CMKL University event in Bangkok on 16 January 2027. Part of CMKL University’s monthly AI Inspiration Saturday series, this practical session brings faculty research into a workplace context and gives attendees time to ask questions about their own projects. Speakers and format The programme features two 30-minute talks, followed by 30 minutes for audience questions and project discussions: - Dr. Charnon Pattiyanon, whose fields include information security and software engineering - Dr. Natnatee Dokmai, specialising in cryptography and privacy The session is designed for people working in security, IT, legal or compliance, particularly those responsible for customer or personal data or deciding which AI tools are appropriate at work. No technical background is required. Bring your own laptop. Practical details - Date: Saturday 16 January 2027 - Time: 10:00–12:00 (GMT+7) - Venue: KLOUD by KBank, Siam Square Soi 7, near BTS Siam Exit 2, Bangkok - Admission: Free The building opens after 10:00, with event registration available from 10:00–10:30. Attendees should register for KLOUD membership through LINE (@KLOUDbyKBank) before arriving; membership registration requires K PLUS or a Thai national ID card. See the KLOUD registration guide for instructions. Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · QSNCC

Hosted by VNU Asia Pacific

Cybersec Asia brings IT security, data management and cloud solutions to QSNCC in Bangkok on 20–21 January 2027. Cybersecurity built around Asia’s priorities Organised by VNU Asia Pacific, this two-day, in-person conference and exhibition focuses on the cybersecurity needs of the CLMVT and wider APAC markets. The event is designed as a regional platform for thought leadership, innovation and collaboration, bringing the security community together at Plenary Halls 1–4 of QSNCC. Cybersec Asia places particular emphasis on the Asian market and the issues shaping security across the region. Its stated areas of focus include: - IT security and the evolving threat landscape - Data management and the protection of critical information - Cloud solutions for modern organisations - The region’s distinct cybersecurity challenges - Regulatory developments affecting Asian markets - Innovation from established security companies and next-generation start-ups Who should attend? The event is aimed at cybersecurity professionals, experts and enthusiasts, as well as organisations evaluating security, cloud and data-management solutions. It should also be relevant to technology decision-makers, security teams, founders and next-generation start-ups that want to understand regional priorities, discover industry developments and connect with others working across CLMVT and APAC. The combined conference and exhibition format offers two complementary ways to take part: thought leadership and knowledge sharing through the conference, alongside opportunities to explore companies and solutions on the exhibition floor. For businesses entering or expanding within Asian cybersecurity markets, the regional focus provides useful context that a broader global event may not offer. Cybersec Asia builds on the wider Cybersec event network, which recorded more than 5,000 cybersecurity professionals and over 130 exhibitors at Cybersec Europe 2023 before expanding into Asia. The event page also highlights established industry names including CrowdStrike, Cloudflare, Palo Alto Networks, Bitdefender, Elastic, Barracuda, ManageEngine and Lenovo among organisations that have trusted the event. View the event and registration details

⌖ Chiang Mai

Hosted by International Academy of Science, Technology, Engineering and Management (IASTEM)

Explore advances in generative AI, large language models and blockchain with global researchers and industry experts in Chiang Mai, 22–23 January 2027. The International Conference on Advances in Generative AI, Large Language Models and Blockchain Technology (ICAGLLMBT 2027) creates a shared forum for examining how intelligent and decentralised technologies are developing, and where their convergence may lead next. Organised by the International Academy of Science, Technology, Engineering and Management, the two-day conference takes place in Chiang Mai, Thailand. What the conference covers The programme brings together research, practical applications and emerging opportunities across: - Generative AI and large language models (LLMs) - Autonomous AI agents - Blockchain technologies and decentralised ecosystems - Digital trust frameworks - Responsible AI development - Scalable architectures - The convergence of intelligent and decentralised systems Attendees can expect invited lectures and research presentations designed to encourage discussion between academics and industry. The event is aimed at researchers, academicians, industry professionals, innovators, policymakers and students interested in current developments and future directions across AI, blockchain, science, technology and management. No single experience level is specified, but its academic format will be particularly relevant to people conducting research, presenting papers or following advanced technical and policy debates. Papers, publication and recognition Accepted abstracts will be published in a conference abstract book with an ISBN. Full and selected papers may also be considered for conference proceedings, edited books, book chapters and indexed international journals, including Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar-indexed publications, subject to peer review, editorial policies and individual publication requirements. The organiser notes that additional charges may apply to some journals, book chapters or special publication tracks. View the event and registration details

⌖ Montreal · Palais des congrès de Montréal

Hosted by AAAI

AAAI-27 brings the global artificial intelligence research community to Montréal for eight days of papers, workshops, tutorials, posters and scientific exchange. Taking place 16–23 February 2027 at the Palais des congrès de Montréal in Montreal, the 41st Annual AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence is a major forum for discovering new AI research, discussing emerging challenges and building connections across the field. It is organised by the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence. What to expect AAAI-27 combines a large academic conference with practical, interactive and community-led formats. The programme is set to include: - Technical paper presentations spanning AI and affiliated disciplines - Invited speakers and senior member presentations - Dedicated tracks covering AI alignment and AI for social impact - Workshops, tutorials and lab sessions for deeper exploration of specialist subjects - Poster sessions, demonstrations and competitions - Exhibit programmes showcasing work from across the AI ecosystem - Opportunities for informal discussion, networking and scientific exchange The breadth of formats gives attendees several ways to participate: hear the latest research presented by its authors, examine projects and results in poster or demonstration settings, build skills through tutorials and labs, and debate focused questions in smaller workshops. Who is it for? The conference is designed for AI researchers, practitioners, scientists, students and engineers, from people beginning an academic career to established members of the field. Alongside the main technical programme, AAAI-27 includes routes for different career stages through its Doctoral Consortium, Undergraduate Consortium, Student Abstract and Poster Program, New Faculty Highlights and Senior Member Presentation Track.… Register for this event

⌖ Berlin

Hosted by Data Demystified Summit

Data Demystified Summit Berlin brings data, analytics and customer leaders together in Berlin on 25 February 2027 to turn fragmented customer data into trusted, privacy-conscious, AI-driven growth. From customer data chaos to measurable value This in-person, English-speaking summit explores a timely challenge for European organisations: how to build useful customer intelligence while maintaining privacy, trust and commercial focus. Its theme,“From Customer Data Chaos to Trusted AI-Driven Growth”,frames the day around a European playbook for customer intelligence, privacy and value creation. Attendees can expect sessions covering the strategic and practical overlap between data, analytics, machine learning, product, marketing, engineering and customer experience. The programme is especially relevant to senior data and analytics leaders, product managers, growth and marketing analysts, data-platform teams, AI strategists, digital performance specialists and decision-makers responsible for converting customer insight into business outcomes. Cross-industry perspectives The 2027 speaker line-up is still being developed, but previous editions have featured practitioners from major technology, retail, financial services, healthcare, travel, education and consumer brands. Previous speakers include: - Marie Fenner, Global Senior Vice President of Analytics at Piano - Gabriela Georgieva, Head of Data, Revenue & Growth at Babbel - Priyanka Purkayastha, Global Digital Marketing & Analytics at Volkswagen Passenger Cars - Valentin Marenich, Vice President of Data, Analytics and Machine Learning at Finom - Boyan Angelov, Principal for Data & AI Strategy at Exxeta That breadth gives participants an opportunity to compare how different sectors approach customer-data platforms, analytics leadership, digital performance, product insight, machine learning and responsible AI strategy. What to expect… Register for this event

⌖ Singapore · Data Innovation Summit APAC

Data Innovation Summit APAC returns to Singapore on 18 March 2027 for a one-day conference on applied data, AI and advanced analytics. Built around the theme “AI at Scale: Preparing for the thousand-Agents future”, the summit will examine how organisations can move from promising AI experiments to dependable, enterprise-wide systems with measurable returns. Attendance is limited to 500 delegates, creating a focused environment for learning from enterprise practitioners, technology providers, start-up innovators and academics from across APAC and beyond. What to expect More than 40 speakers will deliver 40+ sessions across four main stages, supported by two workshop rooms, demo-focused TIP sessions, VIP executive rooms and an exhibition area. The format combines strategic keynotes, technical and business presentations, practical case studies, workshops, product demonstrations and networking. Attendees can build their own schedule around the sessions most relevant to their role. The programme addresses the data, people, process and technology foundations of an AI-ready organisation. Featured areas include: - AI value and strategy: aligning generative AI with business objectives, developing scalable infrastructure, measuring impact and managing expectations - Responsible implementation: AI governance, accountability, cost control, risk management and cross-functional collaboration - Modern data strategy: data ingestion, cloud ETL, cross-platform integration and scalable, secure data ecosystems - Data architecture: data lakes, warehouses, lakehouses, metadata management and real-time processing - Applied AI and analytics: machine learning, generative AI, data science and the integration of AI/ML capabilities into modern platforms - Decision-centric analytics: using data to improve operational processes, customer experience, sustainability, products, services and business models Domino Data Lab is listed as a stage partner for the AI Value & Strategy track. Opening and closing keynotes will connect the conference themes and showcase perspectives from leading data, analytics and AI experts. Who should attend?… Register for this event

Sponsors: Domino Data Lab · Hewlett-Packard Enterprise +1

⌖ London · The QEII Centre

QCon London 2027 brings senior software engineers together in London for production-tested lessons on AI systems, architecture, APIs and platform engineering. Running 13–15 April 2027 at The QEII Centre in London, this multi-track conference is designed for professional developers making consequential technical decisions. Rather than focusing on vendor pitches or speculative demos, QCon invites senior engineers from innovator and early-adopter companies to explain what is already working in production,and what they learned when it did not. Across 15 engineering tracks, more than 75 practitioners will share patterns that attendees can adopt, costly mistakes they can avoid and evidence that can help teams de-risk technical investments before committing to a build. What the programme covers The agenda spans the technical and organisational challenges facing modern software teams, including: - Engineering AI systems, with guardrails, safety nets and evaluation approaches for today’s AI landscape - Agent architecture, looking beneath the loop at the systems required to build with agents - Architectures worth studying, modern API design and distributed systems - Resilience engineering for environments where failure is expected - Reimagined data platforms and real-world platform engineering - Developer experience as a first-class architectural concern - Software security, risk management and the technology behind fintech - Staff+ engineering skills and code extending beyond conventional engineering teams - Native languages and WebAssembly Who should attend? QCon London is aimed squarely at senior developers, software architects, Staff+ engineers, technical leads and engineering decision-makers. It will be most valuable to practitioners responsible for evaluating emerging technologies, setting architectural direction or improving how engineering teams ship reliable software. Past attendees have represented organisations including Meta, Netflix, Google, Airbnb, Amazon, Barclays, BBC, Salesforce, Uber and Stripe.… Register for this event

⌖ Edinburgh · Physicians' Gallery

Hosted by Physicians' Gallery

Explore how AI is changing healthcare at this one-hour expert talk, held at the Physicians’ Gallery in Edinburgh on 14 April 2027. Modern Medicine: AI examines the facts and fiction surrounding artificial intelligence in health. AI experts will discuss how the technology can support medical data analysis, diagnosis and treatment, while addressing its potential benefits, limitations and risks. The session is designed for anyone seeking a clearer, evidence-led understanding of AI’s growing role in modern medicine; no specialist experience requirements are stated. Event details - Date: Wednesday 14 April 2027 - Time: 6–7pm - Format: One-hour, in-person talk - Venue: Physicians’ Gallery, 11 Queen Street, Edinburgh EH2 1JQ - Organiser: Physicians’ Gallery Admission is free for students with a student card, under-18s with ID, accompanying carers, and RCPE Fellows or Members. Eligible attendees should email library@rcpe.ac.uk to be added to the attendee list. Refunds are available up to seven days before the event, although the 89p Eventbrite booking charge is non-refundable. No CPD points or attendance certificates will be issued. The event is funded by The Joyce Grainger Charitable Trust. Named speakers and a detailed running order have not yet been published. Get tickets

Sponsors: The Joyce Grainger Charitable Trust

⌖ Barcelona

Hosted by UBIQ Events

A director-level pharma conference in Barcelona, 19–20 April 2027, exploring AI across drug discovery, clinical trials and personalised medicine. The 3rd Pharma Meets AI Conference brings pharmaceutical decision-makers together for two focused days on the practical opportunities and difficult questions created by artificial intelligence. Organised by UBIQ Events, this English-language, on-site conference examines how machine learning and data-driven systems are changing the development of medicines,from identifying promising candidates to improving trials and tailoring treatment. What the conference will cover The agenda is built around four closely connected areas: - AI-driven drug discovery, including the role of computational approaches in pharmaceutical research and development - Machine learning in clinical trials and its potential application across the trial process - Personalised medicine, where data and AI can support more individualised approaches to treatment - Regulatory and ethical questions surrounding the adoption of AI in a highly regulated industry These themes make the conference particularly relevant to director-level professionals working across pharma, AI, machine learning, clinical development, data and analytics, and business strategy. The emphasis is on the intersection of technology and pharmaceutical decision-making rather than introductory AI education, making it best suited to experienced attendees assessing implementation, risk and strategic impact. Format and programme More than 16 keynote sessions are planned, each running in a substantial 40-minute slot. This format gives speakers room to develop their ideas beyond short presentations and gives attendees a broad view of current AI applications and debates across the pharmaceutical sector. The full programme is expected in Q4 2026. The event takes place on 19–20 April 2027 at a Barcelona hotel, with the specific venue still to be announced. It will be delivered in English and held entirely in person. Pricing begins at €590 for Super Early Bird tickets, with subsequent ticket tiers rising to €1,590.… Register for this event

◎ Online

Hosted by United Scientific Group

AIM-2027 brings AI and machine learning researchers, industry experts and innovators to Orlando and online from 26–28 April 2027 for three days of research exchange, practical insight and global networking. Where AI research meets real-world application Organised by United Scientific Group, the 4th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning is a hybrid event hosted at Courtyard by Marriott across Universal Orlando. Its central aim is to bridge academia and industry, helping attendees share breakthroughs, form collaborations and explore how emerging AI and ML technologies translate into applications across healthcare, finance, robotics, automation and other sectors. The programme combines plenary and keynote presentations, panel discussions, interactive sessions, workshops, networking and an innovation showcase. The three-day structure opens with keynotes and panels on 26 April, moves into workshops and networking on 27 April, and concludes with an innovation showcase on 28 April. The opening-day schedule begins with registration and badge pickup at 07:30, followed by a plenary session, keynote sessions, a networking break, group photo and networking lunch. Speakers and conference themes Announced plenary and keynote contributors include James Hendler of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Kristy Elizabeth Boyer of the University of Florida, Paul A Pavlou of Miami Herbert Business School, Tianzhen Hong of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, David G Stork of Stanford University, Douglas C Schmidt of William & Mary, Seth Dorbin of ARYA Labs and Vasant Honavar of The Pennsylvania State University. Conference tracks span a broad range of technical and applied subjects, including: - Large language models, generative AI and natural language processing - Machine learning, deep learning, neural networks and AI algorithms - Computer vision, robotics, autonomous systems and expert systems - AI infrastructure, tools, applications and cloud automation - Data mining, data science, big data engineering and high-performance computing - Cybersecurity, quantum computing and virtual or augmented reality - AI in medicine, education and economics - Human-computer interaction, mathematics, ethics and governance Who should attend?… Register for this event

Sponsors: VRTVX · HP +6

⌖ Chiang Mai · Chiang Mai, Thailand

Hosted by IEAI

IEAI 2027 brings industrial engineering and AI researchers to Chiang Mai, Thailand, from 28–30 April 2027 for three days of research exchange and networking. The 8th International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Artificial Intelligence explores how AI can improve the efficiency, productivity, sustainability and safety of industrial systems. Its programme will combine keynote speeches, technical sessions, workshops and panel discussions, with topics including: - Smart factories, intelligent manufacturing and Industry 4.0 - Robotics and industrial automation - Predictive maintenance and defect detection - AI-driven process optimisation, scheduling and control - Supply-chain and logistics optimisation - Digital twins, simulation and industrial modelling - Quality control, autonomous inspection and hazard prevention The conference is aimed at academics, researchers, engineers, practitioners and industry leaders. Attendees can participate as authors, oral or poster presenters, or listeners. Individual keynote speakers and a detailed agenda have not yet been announced. Submitted papers will undergo peer review by the Technical Committee. Accepted work is scheduled for publication in the conference proceedings and indexing by Ei Compendex and Scopus. The submission deadline is 30 November 2026, with decisions due 30 December 2026 and registration due 30 January 2027. Submit a paper or abstract, or use the listener registration channel, which the event page says remains open until 1 February. Register for IEAI 2027

⌖ Barcelona

Hosted by Conferenziaworld

Explore responsible AI adoption, regulation and governance at this cross-industry, in-person summit in Barcelona on 28 April 2027. The AI Regulations & Technology Summit 2027 brings global leaders together to examine how organisations can use artificial intelligence responsibly while responding to a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. Presented as the summit’s second edition, it connects perspectives from AI, governance, cybersecurity, legal compliance and digital transformation rather than treating regulation as a challenge for legal or technical teams alone. What to expect This is an in-person summit designed around the practical and organisational questions raised by AI adoption. The programme’s cross-industry focus will be particularly relevant to people responsible for balancing innovation with accountability, security and compliance. Core themes highlighted by the organiser include: - Responsible adoption of artificial intelligence - AI regulation and the changing regulatory environment - Governance and organisational oversight - Cybersecurity considerations - Legal compliance - Digital transformation - Cross-functional and cross-industry approaches to AI The event is aimed at professionals and decision-makers working across these interconnected areas, including AI and technology leaders, governance specialists, cybersecurity professionals, legal and compliance teams, and those leading digital transformation. It should also suit attendees seeking a broader understanding of how regulatory, technical and organisational priorities shape one another. No specific experience level or technical prerequisites are stated. Date, format and location The Eventbrite listing schedules the event for Wednesday 28 April 2027, from 8:30am to 5:00pm, with a listed duration of eight hours and 30 minutes. It takes place in person at Carrer dels Espaseria / Carrer de l’Església, 08002 Barcelona, Catalonia. The event overview describes the wider summit as taking place on 28–29 April 2027, while the ticket listing supplied is dated 28 April. Attendees planning to participate across both dates should check the registration page for current ticket coverage and scheduling details. The stated refund policy is no refunds.… Register for this event

⌖ Barcelona · Fira Gran Via

Hosted by Shoptalk Europe

Shoptalk Europe 2027 brings 4,500+ retail leaders and technology innovators to Barcelona for three days focused on AI, automation and digital transformation. Taking place 1–3 June 2027 at Fira Gran Via in Barcelona, this large-scale retail innovation conference is designed for senior professionals from retailers, consumer brands, technology companies and investment firms. Organisers promise more than 180 speakers, alongside practical ideas, commercial tactics and connections that teams can use to drive transformation across physical and digital retail. The central theme explores how tomorrow’s consumers will discover, shop and buy both in-store and online. Expect discussion around the balance between AI-powered efficiency and the human authenticity needed to build lasting customer relationships. 2027 industry leadership The event’s advisory board includes senior figures responsible for data, AI, ecommerce, marketing, store concepts and omnichannel growth at organisations including Adidas, Ahold Delhaize, Boots, Clarins, COS, Diageo, LEGO Group, L’Oréal, MANGO and Mars Snacking. Members include Paula Bobbett, Chief Data & Digital Officer at Boots; Loretta Franks, Global Chief Data, Analytics & AI Officer at Mars Snacking; and Gerhard van der Bijl, Chief Technology Officer for Europe and Indonesia at Ahold Delhaize. The full 2027 agenda and speaker programme are not included in the published event information yet. Get tickets for Shoptalk Europe 2027

◎ Amsterdam + online

Hosted by The Science and Information (SAI) Organization

The 13th Intelligent Systems Conference brings AI and machine learning researchers to Amsterdam on 2–3 September 2027 for two days of original research, expert talks and interdisciplinary discussion. Hosted by The Science and Information (SAI) Organization at the Mercure Amsterdam City Hotel, IntelliSys 2027 explores the theory, methods and real-world applications of: - Artificial intelligence and machine learning - Intelligent systems - Computer vision - The societal and industrial implications of AI-driven technologies The programme is designed for researchers, academics, practitioners, presenting authors and non-presenting participants. Attendees can expect keynote talks, peer-reviewed paper sessions, poster presentations and conference activities, with hybrid attendance options available. The 2027 keynote speakers and detailed agenda have not yet been published; previous editions have featured experts from institutions including RWTH Aachen University, the University of Amsterdam, CWI, TU Delft and the University of Surrey. Submitted papers follow a double-blind review process, with each paper assessed by multiple programme committee members for novelty, technical depth, impact and presentation quality. Accepted proceedings will be published in Springer’s Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, while outstanding papers and posters will be recognised during the conference closing. IntelliSys has welcomed participants from more than 50 countries since its launch in 2015. The conference is also co-located with IntelliHealth, sharing the same dates, venue and proceedings. Register or view the call for papers

⌖ Bangkok · Centara Grand

Hosted by W.Media

Thailand Cloud & Datacenter Convention 2027 brings 1,500+ cloud, data centre and digital infrastructure leaders to Bangkok on 11 November 2027. Held at Centara Grand in Bangkok, this one-day B2B conference explores the technology powering Thailand’s digital economy. Sessions will span a Plenary Hall and CenterStage in the Expo Hall, with a focus on: - AI infrastructure - Hyperscale and sovereign cloud - Data centre power and cooling - Connectivity and wider digital infrastructure The event runs from 8:00am to 5:30pm and is designed for data centre and cloud professionals, end users, telecoms teams, government representatives, system integrators, equipment providers, solution providers and media partners. Alongside the conference programme, attendees can expect an expo and industry networking. The detailed session agenda and 2027 speaker line-up have not yet been published. Passes - Business Delegate Pass: USD 395 for system integrators, equipment providers and solution providers - Sponsored Pass: Free in limited numbers for end users, telcos, government representatives and press - Group offers: Buy two and receive three tickets for USD 790, or buy three and receive four for USD 1,185 Every attendee must register separately and should bring their confirmation email and QR code for on-site badge printing. Get directions to Centara Grand. Register for Thailand Cloud & Datacenter Convention 2027

Sponsors: Vaisala