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Do you want to understand how cities can use data, models, and AI to make better decisions for their communities? Make sure you do not miss our upcoming data.europa academy webinar! Join us for our session, “Smart cities and digital twin technology: the case of Bologna”, taking place on Friday, 23 January 2026, from 10:00 to 11:00 CET. As part of our smart cities webinar series, we are delighted to present the third edition, spotlighting the Digital Twin of Bologna. This session will explore how Bologna is developing a next‑generation civic infrastructure to support more efficient, transparent
We are thrilled to share the findings from our 2025 User Survey, an initiative which helps deepen our understanding of the wants and needs of the European Data Portal’s users. From Monday, 1 September, to Sunday, 13 October 2025, we invited you to share your thoughts on how you use our portal and what matters most to you. The response was incredible, and your feedback is already guiding the next steps towards improving the European Data Portal. One key trend revealed that for most of the respondents (39%), the main source of open data is the European Data Portal. The survey confirmed what we
Europe’s open data landscape is evolving rapidly, and so is the way in which we measure progress. In the latest report, titled ‘Framework for Open Data Maturity – Country Profiles and Clusters’ , we mark a significant shift from traditional ranking systems towards a more nuanced approach. The report introduces tools that help policymakers understand the strategies behind success, which is crucial as the EU continues to prioritise data-driven governance across member states. The report highlights two new innovations: descriptive profiles and macro clusters. Profiles categorise countries based
Data Decoded MCR is a two‑day data event in Manchester that brings together business leaders and data professionals to explore practical, real‑world applications of data and AI. The event offers sessions on topics such as Data Governance, Data Engineering, Generative AI, AI Strategy, Analytics and the Modern Data Stack, alongside expert talks, workshops and opportunities to connect with peers, innovators and solution providers. Designed to help organisations overcome data challenges and unlock value, the programme spans five content theatres covering leadership, AI and analytics, governance
Big Data LDN 2026 is an event for data, analytics and AI, taking place on 23 - 24 September 2026 at Olympia London. This two‑day conference and exhibition focuses on building dynamic, data‑driven enterprises and offers delegates practical guidance through real‑world case studies, expert insights and sessions across 15 free‑to‑attend conference theatres. The event brings together data leaders, engineers, strategists and practitioners to explore best practices, tools and techniques for delivering successful data projects, while providing opportunities to engage directly with leading technology
Data Expo is a practical, business‑focused event for anyone looking to advance their data‑driven journey, offering inspiring lectures, networking opportunities and hands‑on insights into applying data, AI and digital innovation within organisations. The expo brings together business professionals and data specialists, ranging from beginners to advanced practitioners, to explore solutions and tools across data visualisation, data science, business intelligence, data security, digital transformation, cloud computing, data architecture, AI, machine learning and more. Attendees can learn how to
Nexus Luxembourg 2026 takes place on 10 - 11 June 2026 and returns with a curated 4‑in‑1 summit format designed to accelerate AI and technology for a better future. Bringing together more than 10,000 visitors from over 50 countries, the event unites global experts, EU policymakers, investors, financial‑centre leaders, and 250 selected startups and scaleups. The summit offers a high‑level platform for innovation, policy dialogue, investment opportunities and showcasing cutting‑edge technological solutions.
Data Week Leipzig 2026 is a week‑long event focused on data, digitalisation, artificial intelligence and urban development, bringing together participants from government, industry, academia and civil society. Held in Leipzig, the event offers a diverse programme of sessions, workshops and trainings exploring the latest trends in digital cities, AI applications and data‑driven innovation, with a particular emphasis on climate and energy. The programme includes a dedicated day on semantics and AI, highlighting how these technologies can contribute to a sustainable and resilient future, and
DSC Next – 2nd International Data Science Conference 2026 is a global platform for data science and machine learning professionals and researchers, returning for its second edition after a successful inaugural event in 2025. Held on 7 - 8 May 2026 in Amsterdam, the conference brings together leading experts from academia and industry to explore cutting‑edge advancements, innovative solutions, and emerging ideas shaping the future of technology and analytics. Across two days, participants can join keynote sessions, panel discussions, hands‑on workshops and networking activities designed to
Open Data Week 2026 is an annual, community‑driven festival taking place 22 - 29 March 2026 across New York City and online, organised by the NYC Open Data Team at the Office of Technology and Innovation (OTI), BetaNYC, and Data Through Design. The week‑long programme celebrates public data and marks the anniversary of NYC’s open data law, offering dozens of virtual and in‑person events where residents, civic technologists, researchers, designers and policymakers can engage with municipal open data. The week opens with Data Through Design’s annual art exhibition and concludes with BetaNYC’s