TechEx Europe 2025: Practical learnings for AI leaders
On 24–25 September 2025, the RAI in Amsterdam will host TechEx Europe, an event that brings together 8,000+ participants and 250+ speakers in five co-located events: AI & Big Data Expo, Cyber Security & Cloud Expo, IoT Tech Expo, Digital Transformation Week, and Data Centre Expo.
The event offers opportunities to engage with peer executives and practitioners involved in AI operations and agentic AI systems. You’ll be able to benchmark individual approaches and explore the infrastructures and processes needed to deploy AI at scale.
AI operations on the agenda
AI is moving rapidly from pilot projects to enterprise-wide deployment. Agentic AI is asking questions about governance, trust, and monitoring, and AI workloads reshape infrastructure requirements and business models. TechEx Europe places AI at the centre of wider discussions about cloud, data, IoT, and digital transformation, giving AI operations professionals a chance to situate their challenges amid the broader technology ecosystem.
Sessions and speakers to watch
AI & Big Data Expo
This track is the primary track for AI professionals, with dedicated sessions on operationalising AI, AI in the enterprise, and exploration of issues around governance and ethics.
- Maxim Romanovsky (Deutsche Bank) will discuss how financial institutions approach AI operations, emphasising regulatory compliance and trust.
- John Hearty (Mastercard) will cover real-world deployments and scaling lessons.
- Alexander Gee (Reddit) and Altaf Patel (PepsiCo) will highlight sector-specific challenges, from content and moderation to supply chain optimisation.
Data Centre Expo
AI systems demand significant compute and low-latency access to sane datasets. Vladimir Prodanovic (NVIDIA) and Simon Goldthorpe (Equinix) will share their perspectives on infrastructure optimisation for AI workloads.
Cyber Security & Cloud Expo
AI raises fresh security concerns. Sessions led by Andrew Byrd (NATO) and Amir Vashkover (Philips) will look at monitoring and securing environments where autonomous systems operate.
Practical takeaways for AI operations
- Scaling responsibly: Evidence of how organisations move beyond prototypes into production environments.
- Monitoring & governance: Frameworks for ensuring agentic AI aligns with ethical and legal standards.
- Infrastructure readiness: Guidance from infrastructure providers on how to plan for AI’s compute, networking, and storage demands.
- Cross-disciplinary learnings: Exposure to security, IoT, and transformation tracks will show AI’s integration with enterprise ecosystems, or exist in isolation.
Approaching the event
For two days, attendees will have multiple opportunities, including the ability to:
Focus on operational themes in sessions on deployment and monitoring, plus purely conceptual talks.
Engage with peers and experts in conversation with other AI professionals.
Explore partnerships with vendor and data centre-focused discussions on cost and capacity planning for AI projects.
Frame questions around autonomy and ethics at panel discussions. How are others managing agentic AI decision-making, transparency, and oversight?
Conclusion
For those leading AI operations or exploring agentic AI, TechEx Europe 2025 offers exposure to the new in an environment where attendees can address the operational realities of deploying the technology. The event will provide a multi-sector view of how enterprises move from experimental AI, to trusted, scalable and autonomous systems. What infrastructures, safeguards, and leadership approaches are required along the way? You’ll find out!
Find out more and register your attendance here.
Want to learn more about AI and big data from industry leaders? Check out AI & Big Data Expo taking place in Amsterdam, California, and London. The comprehensive event is part of TechEx and co-located with other leading technology events. Click here for more information.
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