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Last week, the European Data Portal hosted an exciting event in Tallinn, Estonia! On 2 and 3 December, 35 participants coming from 20 different countries attended a workshop designed to bring data providers from across Europe together. Over the two days, the workshop had various presentations and networking opportunities, stimulating knowledge sharing and learning opportunities. The first day was kicked off with a word of introduction by the Publications Office of the European Union. Afterwards, there was a keynote speech by the Estonian Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs (JUSTDIGI). We
Data Decoded LDN is a two‑day event where cutting‑edge data technology meets real‑world impact. Designed to make data accessible to all, it empowers organisations of every size to turn insight into growth and efficiency. With free registration, the event helps you overcome concrete data challenges while sharpening both your technical skills and strategic thinking, and it’s a great place to build the connections that move your business forward. Across the programme you will dive into the latest on Data Governance, Generative AI, Data Engineering, AI strategy and more. Hear first‑hand from
Save the date for the 10th Cybersecurity Standardisation Conference, taking place on 12 March 2026 from 09:00 to 17:00 (CET) at the Brussels Marriott Hotel Grand Place. Organised by CEN, CENELEC, ETSI, and ENISA, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity, this conference will focus on European standardisation supporting the new legislative cybersecurity landscape. The event will bring together experts from national and EU authorities, as well as the private sector, to discuss certification, standards, and practical approaches to implementing secure frameworks across Europe.
Human Rights Day takes place on Wednesday, 10 December, marking the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted in 1948. This landmark document set out fundamental rights and freedoms that apply to all people, regardless of nationality, gender, or background. It is a moment to reflect on the principles of equality, dignity, and justice that underpin democratic societies worldwide. Human Rights Day is more than a moment of reflection; it is a call to action to confront today’s most pressing challenges. From protecting freedom of expression to ensuring equal access to
Masters of Digital, DIGITALEUROPE’s annual flagship event, will take place on 20 February 2025 in Brussels, with full online participation available. This hybrid conference is Europe’s premier platform for shaping the future of digital policy and innovation, bringing together high-level policymakers, industry leaders, and technology experts. The event will focus on redesigning Europe’s digital power, exploring how artificial intelligence can drive industrial competitiveness, how to strengthen digital security in a fragmented world, and how to simplify regulation to unlock growth. Attendees can
The AI & Big Data Expo Global will take place on 4–5 February 2026 at Olympia London, bringing together leading minds in artificial intelligence and data-driven technologies. This event is designed for professionals, innovators, and decision-makers who want to explore the latest advancements in AI, machine learning, and big data analytics. Across two days, attendees can expect a packed programme of keynote presentations, panel discussions, and interactive sessions covering topics such as AI in business, ethical AI, data governance, and emerging technologies. The event also features an
Every year, at the end of January and the beginning of February, thousands of people from Europe and around the world gather in Brussels to discuss open source and open technologies. The main attraction is FOSDEM, Europe’s largest open source conference, which has inspired a range of side events, social activities, and workshops. For those interested in open technology, digital policy, and EU developments, OpenForum Europe’s EU Open Source Policy Summit brings together open source leaders and policymakers. Together, these events make up the EU Open Source Week.
Europe faces critical questions about digital sovereignty, and this summit brings together leaders from public and private sectors to show how open source delivers resilience and competitiveness. The programme covers key topics including secure software, cloud interoperability, trusted AI infrastructure, and chip-level innovation. The EU Open Source Policy Summit is set for 30 January 2026 in Brussels and will be accessible online.
The European Data Portal completed a series of interactive data stories designed to show how high-value datasets can turn complex topics into clear, accessible insights. Through compelling narratives and guided visualisations , the series illustrates how open data supports public debate and evidence-based policymaking across Europe. The first story, What Water Can Take from Us , examines flooding risks in Spain and shows how climate data helps communities prepare for extreme events. Everyone’s Busy – But Not Equally explores work patterns across Europe, uncovering inequalities in how time is
The European Union has been in active pursuit of increasing the availability of data for the purpose of AI development, as well as simplifying data rules. Artificial intelligence is a driving force in the current economic and tech landscapes, as it develops new solutions for various industries and markets. To help fuel AI with high-quality data, the Data Union Strategy aims to unlock the full potential of data and complete the single market for data. With the launch of the Data Union Strategy, the EU is helping businesses stay competitive in the economy, providing researchers with data to