AI & Big Data Expo Europe

⌖ London · Olympia London

Hosted by TechEx Global / AI & Big Data Expo

The AI & Big Data Expo Global 2027 brings together enterprise leaders, AI innovators and technology partners for two days of deep technical exploration and strategic insight into deploying artificial intelligence at scale. Taking place at Olympia London on 3-4 February 2027, this flagship event focuses on moving AI from experimental pilots to production-ready systems that deliver measurable business value. Attendees will explore how organisations are implementing generative AI, machine learning models, and enterprise data platforms in real-world scenarios. The conference features dedicated tracks covering sector-specific AI applications, intelligent automation, AI governance frameworks, and the infrastructure needed to scale AI deployments across global operations. Sessions address the practical challenges of moving from prototype to production, including model deployment, data quality, regulatory compliance, and integration with existing enterprise systems. The 2027 speaker lineup includes executives from SAP, Equifax, Experian, Visa, Kingfisher, Salesforce, Citi, ING, Lloyds Banking Group and GSK, sharing candid insights about what's working in enterprise AI deployment and what isn't. Technical tracks span generative AI applications, autonomous systems, ML operations, data platform architecture, and the developer tooling required to build production-grade AI systems. With a single pass, attendees gain access to seven co-located technology events including Cyber Security & Cloud, IoT Tech, Edge Computing, Data Centre, Digital Transformation and Intelligent Automation, creating a comprehensive view of the enterprise technology landscape. The event attracts over 9,000 technology professionals, features 200+ speakers across multiple conference tracks, and hosts 150+ exhibiting companies showcasing the latest AI platforms, data infrastructure and machine learning tools. Conference streams include "Sector Deep AI & Big Data Applications & Disruption" examining industry-specific use cases, "Scaling Intelligence – Platforms for AI, Big Data & Automation" covering infrastructure and tooling, "The AI & Big Data Roadmap" addressing strategy and regulation, and "AI Deve

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⌖ Amsterdam · Amsterdam RAI

Hosted by LabLab AI

Build and showcase real-world AI applications at this two-day, in-person hackathon, held at Amsterdam RAI on 19–20 October 2026 alongside a major tech expo. The TechEx Amsterdam Hackathon, organised by LabLab AI, brings developers, engineers, founders and technical teams together for two focused days of building, collaboration and live demos. Running from 9am to 6pm each day in Amsterdam, the hackathon takes place alongside AI & Big Data Expo Europe, giving participants the chance to present practical work in front of a large enterprise technology audience. What you’ll build Teams will create AI agents, cybersecurity tools and enterprise solutions across a broad range of tracks: - Artificial intelligence and machine learning, including generative technologies - Cybersecurity and cloud solutions focused on resilience, governance and operations - IoT and connected systems involving devices, sensors and intelligent infrastructure - Edge computing that brings intelligence closer to users and devices - Intelligent automation and robotics for workflows, augmented teams and autonomous operations - Digital transformation tools for modernising processes and decision-making - Data infrastructure, analytics, accessibility and operational intelligence - Physical AI, including robotics and systems that perceive, reason and act in the physical world Format and experience Day one, 19 October, is Build Day, with hands-on development, team collaboration, mentorship and technical guidance. Day two, 20 October, centres on demos and awards, with selected teams invited to present their projects live on stage. The programme also includes panels and talks from industry experts. Pawel Czech, CEO of NativelyAI and founder of lablab.ai, is listed as a speaker. This event is designed for AI engineers and developers creating production-ready applications, founders exploring enterprise AI products, and builders working with agents, automation or data systems. LabLab AI describes itself as a global platform connecting more than 300,000 developers and having delivered over 100 hackathons worldwide.… Register for this event

Sponsors: TechEx Europe

⌖ Amsterdam · JetBrains N.V. (Main Building)

Hosted by AI Tinkerers - Amsterdam

A technical AI demo night in Amsterdam for builders working with foundation models, generative AI and A2A systems. Taking place on Tuesday 27 October 2026, 18:00–21:00 CEST, this hands-on meetup at JetBrains N.V. (Main Building), Gelrestraat 16, Amsterdam prioritises working software over presentation slides. Expect live code, configuration walkthroughs and practical lessons from practitioners shipping AI systems in production. Demo programme Demos typically run for seven minutes, followed by community Q&A and technical discussion. The published lineup includes: - “LLM Answers to Website Fixes”, Tatiana Maes, Co-Founder and CTO at Far & Wide - “AgentsInTheCloud: On-Premise Lessons”, Lucas Meijer - “Zed: Building Delta’s Sync Engine”, Esther Trapadoux, Head of Community at Zed The evening schedule is: - 18:00: Doors open - 18:20: Live demos - 19:40: Networking, food and drinks - 21:00: Close This meetup is designed for experienced AI engineers, software engineers, data scientists, founders and other hands-on practitioners. Attendance is screened and space is limited to preserve the event’s technical depth. Sign-in and an application are required, so approval is not guaranteed. Zed is collaborating on the event, with JetBrains providing the venue. Builders can also submit a hands-on talk proposal. Sign in and apply to attend.

Sponsors: Zed · JetBrains

⌖ Amsterdam · B. Amsterdam

Hosted by AIC4NL

AI and B2B tech founders can sharpen their go-to-market systems and learn how to scale revenue predictably at B. Amsterdam on 28 October 2026. Many commercial teams can report whether they hit a quarterly target, but struggle to explain exactly why they succeeded,or why performance slipped. This focused afternoon in Amsterdam is designed to help founders and sales leaders move beyond that uncertainty and build a more sustainable, repeatable approach to growth. The event is organised by Scaler Company and Gradient in collaboration with the AI Coalition for the Netherlands’ Breaking Barriers programme. It is aimed specifically at founders of AI and B2B technology companies, as well as commercial leaders responsible for scaling revenue. What to expect This is an interactive working event rather than a conventional series of presentations. Attendees will bring their own commercial challenges into the room and work through them live with fellow founders, supported by experts in the field. The afternoon will include: - Practical problem-solving: examine real go-to-market and revenue challenges rather than relying on abstract examples. - A system for growth: explore how to break through a growth ceiling and what it takes to get a team to implement the approach. - Current insight: hear what experts who use and develop AI every day say is working now, including where AI fits into modern commercial practice. - Focused peer exchange: meet a deliberately small group of 25–40 founders and commercial leaders for candid, relevant conversations. The limited group size is a defining part of the format. It creates space for interaction, useful feedback and the kind of detailed peer discussion that is difficult to find through public online networks. Schedule and location The event runs from 1:00pm to 6:00pm on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, with drinks beginning at 4:45pm. It takes place at B. Amsterdam.… Register for this event

Sponsors: Scaler Company · Gradient

⌖ Amsterdam · Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Hosted by Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

AI for Education The Netherlands 2026 brings researchers, educators and policymakers to Amsterdam to turn AI research into responsible classroom practice. Hosted by Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam on 29–30 October 2026, this two-day conference examines how evidence, emerging technology and educational practice can better inform one another. Its central theme,“Research meets Practice: Bridging the Gap between Research and Classroom Implementation”,sets the stage for interdisciplinary discussion across academic, professional and policy boundaries. Conference tracks The programme is organised around four complementary areas: - Teacher Professional Development & AI Literacy , frameworks and tools that can help educators develop practical AI literacy in pre-service and in-service settings. - Field Reports: Narratives of Adoption and Practice , candid accounts of classroom adoption, including real-world challenges, lessons and successes. - Ethics, Policy and Responsible Implementation , the ethical, legal and societal implications of educational AI, with a focus on translating principles into usable guidance for schools. - Future Horizons: Emerging Technologies in Education , research and high-potential technologies looking towards 2030 and beyond, including VR, AR and neuro-education. Keynotes and perspectives Keynote presentations will come from Dr Simon See, Global Head of the NVIDIA AI Technology Centre; Professor Eleni Mangina of University College Dublin; Professor Bert Bredeweg of Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences; Dr Y. Cai of Nanyang Technological University; and Dr Ingrid Winkler, Head of the Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality for Industrial Innovation Lab at SENAI University. Together, the tracks and keynote programme make this relevant to researchers, classroom practitioners, teacher educators, institutional leaders and policymakers seeking a grounded view of AI in education. Rather than treating educational AI purely as a technical topic, the conference connects implementation experience with research, governance, professional development and future-facing innovation. HackAStone announcement… Register for this event

⌖ Amsterdam · Zuiderkerk, Zuiderkerkhof 72, 1011 WB Amsterdam

Hosted by Startup Network Europe

The Amsterdam AI Summit 2026 brings together 500 business, innovation, product, and tech leaders for an evening focused on practical AI implementation and strategic networking in the heart of Amsterdam. Building on the success of the January 2026 edition which reached full capacity with 300 attendees, this November event nearly doubles in size to meet overwhelming demand from The Netherlands' AI community. Hosted at the historic Zuiderkerk in central Amsterdam, this evening summit offers a focused format designed for senior decision-makers looking to navigate AI transformation. The event is organized by Startup Network Europe, which has hosted 280+ corporate, mid-market, and startup events across 50 European cities since 2021. Featured Panel Discussion The evening centers around a high-level panel discussion featuring three distinguished speakers bringing diverse perspectives on enterprise AI: - Daniel Gebler, Founder & Chief Technology Officer of Picnic, sharing insights on AI implementation in fast-growing tech companies - Dr. Simon Oster, Global Director of Data Science & AI at Arcadis, discussing AI strategy in global professional services - Joy van Baren, Director Portfolio & AI Transformation at Sopra Steria, exploring organizational transformation through AI The panel will be moderated by Adam Fulham, Founder of Startup Network Europe, who brings extensive experience hosting AI-focused events across Europe. Evening Schedule The summit follows a streamlined format that maximizes both learning and networking opportunities: - 6:00pm-6:25pm: Registration and initial networking - 6:25pm-6:30pm: Opening remarks and introduction - 6:30pm-7:15pm: Panel discussion with Q&A - 7:15pm-9:00pm: Extended networking session with bar service, high tables, and a dedicated networking app facilitating hundreds of pre-arranged meetings This format is specifically designed for busy professionals who want substantive content and meaningful connections without committing to a full-day conference. Who Should Attend This summit is ideal for business leaders, innovation directors, product managers, and technology executives from established companies looking to understand and implement AI strategies. The 500-person capacity creates an intimate atmosphere while still offering substantial networking scale — large enough for diverse connections, small enough for quality conversations.