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TECH SHOW LONDON UNVEILS FULL 2026 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
Tech Show London has today revealed its full conference programme for its 2026 edition, showcasing an expansive, two-day agenda packed with visionary keynotes, real-world case studies and deep technical insight from some of the most influential voices in technology
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aking place on 4–5 March 2026 at Excel London, Tech Show London brings together five co-located events — Cloud & AI
Infrastructure, DevOps Live, Cloud & Cyber Security Expo, Big Data & AI World, and Data Centre World — creating one of the most comprehensive technology conference programmes in the UK. Designed for senior leaders and hands-on practitioners alike, the 2026 programme addresses the critical challenges facing modern organisations: from scaling AI and data responsibly, to securing complex cloud environments, modernising infrastructure and building resilient, high-performing digital teams.
Headline Voices Shaping
the Future of Technology The newly released agenda features high-profile keynote speakers from across industry, academia and public life, offering strategic perspective on how technology is reshaping society, business and the modern workforce.
Highlights include: • Professor Hannah Fry, mathematician and broadcaster, exploring where technology meets humanity and how organisations can better understand the systems they build • Baroness Martha Lane-Fox, entrepreneur and internet pioneer, reflecting on the past, present and future of the digital world
• Founders from global platforms such as Reddit, Snyk, Fireflies and more sharing first-hand insight into scaling infrastructure, engineering culture and operating at massive scale
These keynote sessions set the tone for a programme that balances big-picture thinking with practical, actionable learning.
Practical Insight Across
Multiple Dedicated Theatres Across two packed days, attendees can explore a wide range of sessions delivered through dedicated content theatres, including:
• Cloud & AI Infrastructure – covering hybrid and multi-cloud strategy, platform engineering and the realities of running AI workloads at scale • DevOps Live – focused on engineering culture, automation, observability and improving software delivery performance
• Cloud & Cyber Security Expo – addressing cyber resilience, AI-driven threats, risk frameworks and securing modern attack surfaces • Big Data & AI World – exploring data governance, analytics strategy and enterprise AI adoption • Data Centre World – examining infrastructure resilience, sustainability and the future of physical and digital estates
Session formats range from in-depth technical deep dives and expert panels to practical case
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studies, ensuring content is relevant whether attendees are shaping strategy or delivering solutions on the ground.
Built for Real-World
Technology Leaders The Tech Show London conference programme is purpose-built for professionals responsible for technology strategy, delivery and operational performance, including:
• CIOs, CTOs and digital transformation leaders • CISOs and cyber security decision-makers • Cloud architects, engineers and DevOps leaders • Data, AI and infrastructure specialists
Every session is designed to address real challenges faced by organisations today — from managing legacy environments and talent shortages, to navigating regulatory complexity and accelerating innovation safely.
Free to Attend,
Unmatched in Scope All conference sessions are free to attend for registered visitors and take place alongside the Tech Show London exhibition, where hundreds of leading technology providers will showcase the latest platforms, tools and services across cloud, security, data, AI and infrastructure. Together, the conference and exhibition create a unique environment for learning, discovery and collaboration across the full technology ecosystem.
electricalengineeringmagazine.co.uk
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