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VIDEO CONFERENCE DETAILS: London Time: 18:00-19:00 Introductions on Zoom. 19:00-20:00 Informal Networking using Zoom breakout rooms or other channels.

You can download the Zoom client ahead of time at https://zoom.us/download#client_4meeting. I recommend you familiarize yourself with the Zoom app if you've never used it before. Here are some helpful tutorials: https://bit.ly/3alN4NV.

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• Admissions close 10 minutes past the hour to avoid disrupting the meeting in progress.

• By default, you will be muted at the start. You can unmute yourself when it’s your turn to speak. Please mute yourself again afterward to avoid disruptions to the meeting.

• Once we are done with the introductions we'll have some themed breakout rooms (tech, sales/marketing, legal, finance, other) for networking.

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TRADITIONAL COFFEE SHOP MEETING DETAILS: 10AM-11AM Introductions. 11AM-12PM Informal Networking.

Watch a short video here: https://youtu.be/f42n5a92zy0 The OpenCoffee Club is a concept that originated in London with the goal to encourage entrepreneurs, developers, and investors to organize real-world informal meetups to chat, network, and grow. There are now hundreds (thousands?) of such groups around the world. Come join the movement!

Learn more about the OCC concept here: https://bit.ly/2MuyURs

Das alte T-Shirt mit einem Statement-Print wiederbeleben, eine verlorene Spielfigur nachdrucken oder einen Stempel designen: MeetUp im Humboldt Forum!

In diesem dreistündigen Workshop sind alle Interessierten mit und ohne Vorkenntnisse dazu eingeladen, verschiedene Maker Space Technologien kennenzulernen. Wir erklären an unterschiedlichen Terminen (s.u.), wie sich mit Laser Cutter, 3D-Drucker, Schneidplotter, Näh- oder Stickmaschine nützliche Dinge für den Alltag herstellen lassen.

Inspiriert von den aktuellen Ausstellungen und Themen des Hauses, können am Laptop mit der Software Inkscape oder Tinkercad eigene Grafiken und Objekte entworfen und gestaltet werden. Wer sich geschickt anstellt, kann am Ende ein fertiges Produkt mit nach Hause nehmen.

Die Personenzahl ist begrenzt. Bitte buchen Sie am Veranstaltungstag an der Tageskasse im Foyer pro Person ein kostenfreies Teilnahmeticket! Der Workshop ist nicht für Kinder und Jugendliche unter 16 Jahren geeignet.

Die nächsten Termine und Themen

• 3. und 10. Januar 2026 Kleine Aufnäher & Patches mit der Stickmaschine
• 31. Januar und 7. Februar 2026 Textildruck mit Schneidplotter und Transferpresse – Bitte T-Shirt oder Beutel aus Baumwolle mitbringen!
• 28. Februar und 7. März 2026 Schmuckstücke und Anhänger aus dem 3D-Drucker
• 28. März und 4. April 2026 Stempel & Schablonen aus dem Laser Cutter

Weitere Informationen: Kostenfrei. Bitte buchen Sie Ihr Ticket direkt am Veranstaltungstag an der Tageskasse im Foyer. Die Ticketbuchung im Voraus und im Webshop ist nicht möglich. Dauer: 180 min. Ab 16 Jahre. Sprache: Deutsch, Englisch. Rollstuhlgerecht. Ort: Werkräume, 1. OG. Maximal 15 Personen.

The organizers of the AMS DB meetup are also involved in organizing the Databases devroom at FOSDEM. Ignore the timings on this meetup - at this point we don't yet know what day we'll get assigned.

The purpose of the devroom is to discuss developing databases that can meet the demands of modern applications.

Instead of focusing on a single technology or community, our goal is to bring open source database communities and developers together to share their experience, learn from their work, and foster collaboration on challenges ahead.

The CfP (Call for Papers / Presentations) is open until December 3, 2026: https://pretalx.fosdem.org/fosdem-2026/cfp More information: Databases DevRoom at FOSDEM 2026 | We’re excited to announce the Databases devroom for FOSDEM 2026

------ Welcome\, London R Users! ------

Happy New Year, and welcome to 2026!

We’re excited to kick off 2026 with fresh energy and plenty of R fun ahead!

As before, the event will be brought to you by Datacove. We are a Data and Analytics Consultancy Team based in Brighton, with experience in founding many well-attended R & Python events. Plus, home of the EARL Conference! We work across multiple streams - from marketing and customer analytics, to bespoke dashboards, process automation, and training! :)

We will be supported by the generous team, organised by Matt Nixon, at Incubeta, London. Hosted by Laura Mawer and Jeremy Horne from Datacove.

------ !! Please Note !! *------ This is a paid event.* Your ticket entitles you to pizza and drink options (soft and alcoholic beverages available).

As standard, we cater for Vegetarian, Vegan, and GF. Please contact an organiser for any other requirements.

You can book your tickets online through Ticket Pass at a discounted rate:

• General Admission: £8 online / £10 at the door
• Student Admission: £4 online / £5 at the door

Students must bring an NUS card or any other form of student ID. Cash and card accepted on the door.

------ Talk Information ------ Coming soon

------ Timing Information ------ 6pm: Arrival and greetings from our team. 6:15pm: Food and drinks are served while networking. 6:40pm: Introduction to the event commences. 6:45pm: Talks commence. 8:00pm: Talks conclude. 8:10pm: Networking continues. 8:30pm: Event moves to the local pub.

------ Sponsorship Information ------ Our event relies heavily on sponsorship from companies that attend. Please contact the organisers or [email protected] to get involved.

------ Arrival Instructions ------ Please arrive at The Bower and locate the reception, where staff will be there to guide you to the correct floor.

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Please feel free to spread the word. We look forward to seeing you all again!

A panel discussion with experts from the Mainframe and Cloud ecosystems, discussing topical questions.

Maptime Amsterdam – First Meetup of 2026 🎉

Date: Thursday, January 29, 2026 Time: Doors open at 18:15 Location: De Ruijterkade 154, 1011 AC Amsterdam, Amsterdam

Join us for Maptime Amsterdam’s first 2026 meetup — an evening of mapping, learning, and connecting with the local geospatial community! Whether you’re a student, researcher, hobbyist, or professional, everyone is welcome. We’ll explore exciting new topics in mapping, OpenStreetMap, and geospatial technology while sharing ideas and hands-on experiences.

Agenda

• 18:15 – 18:30 \| Walk-in & Welcome Grab a drink, meet fellow mappers, and get settled in.
• 18:30 – 19:30 \| Talks & Fire Chats Short presentations and informal conversations on what’s happening in the mapping world — from open data projects and web mapping tools to innovative geospatial use cases. Open stage: share your own project or story!
• 19:30 – 20:15 \| Collaborative Mapping & Workshop A hands-on session exploring topics such as safety mapping, nature preservation, and other community-driven projects in OpenStreetMap (Netherlands and beyond).
• 20:15 – onwards \| Networking & Editing Sprint Relax, exchange ideas, and continue mapping together.

About the event: This is a hands-on workshop where we dive into geospatial technologies through DIY mapping projects. Learn about OpenStreetMap, geolocation, and data visualization in a friendly and inclusive setting. Let’s map our world together at Maptime Amsterdam’s Geospatial DIY Workshop! 🌍

Please contact Salim Baidoun: [email protected] for more information.

🎟️ Get tickets: https://lu.ma/ai-builders 🎟️ ☝️This is a paid meetup (€20 - €10), Luma ticket is required!

Join our Monthly AI meetup Practical Demos & Technical Talks about building with LLMs and any Gen-AI model.

​:: FOR WHO :: ✅ Anyone actively building with Generative AI ✅ Devs, Product peeps, Data lovers, ML engineers, Founders ⚠️Technical LLM knowledge required!* ​ :: FORMAT :: 💻 ⚡️ Speed Demos (10 min): Builders sharing real-world AI solutions including their breakthrough code, diagrams and prompts !

🎤 🦄 Pioneer Talks (20 min): Inspiring talk or demo from emerging Gen-AI leaders in Europe or Silicon Valley

🤝🍕🍻 Fun Vibes: Lots of time to connect with other builders over some yummy pizza & drinks.

​:: AGENDA :: 17:30 🤝 Drinks & Networking 18:00 🍕 Pizza (be early!) 18:30 🎤 🦄 Pioneer Talk (20m) --- Break --- 19:30 💻 ⚡️ Demos (4 x 10m) 20.10 🍻 Drinks & Networking 21.00 End

:: FAQ :: • What's AI Builders? We're a self-organizing nonprofit community of 3000+ AI Nerds in Europe. Yes.. we're building our own AI CEO.

• Why do I need to pay? 1). So we know how many people will come (max capacity of the space and reduce food waste) 2). Sponsor money doesn't cover all of our costs yet.

• Can I get a free ticket? Can I volunteer as co-host? Message Cristian (+31636420602) if we still need co-hosts or request a free ticket. Co-hosts arrive 1.5h early and help set-up the event or welcome people.

• *I'm not technical. Can I come? Yes, but to enjoy the meetup, we recommend to learn about these LLM Concepts: Multimodal, Vector Embeddings, RAG, Chaining, Structured Output, Function Calling, API calls, Knowledge Graphs, Reinforcement Learning, Fine-tuning, Agents. Additionally: Computer Vision, Diffusion Models, DevOps, MLOps.

• Why go to AI Meetups?

• ​Networking Opportunities: Connect with 80+ technical attendees and a larger community of 3000+ in Europe
• ​The latest practical insights: We focus on demo's and slides with diagrams, code & more.
• ​Good vibes: We're an informal community, so enough fun and shenanigans.

🎟️ Get tickets: https://lu.ma/ai-builders 🎟️ ☝️This is a paid meetup (€20 - €10), Luma ticket is required!

Most conversations about knowledge sharing get stuck in technical obstacles: siloed systems, missing metadata, weak enterprise search, and the belief that “AI will fix it.”

But the real breakthrough isn’t the AI itself. It’s the actionable content and context you give it.

Over the past year, we built the Graphwise Knowledge Hub, an AI-driven platform that unifies information from CRM, marketing, product docs, websites, market research, and more. What started as a project has evolved into a shared knowledge graph powering an intelligence layer across the organization.

Today, sales teams, marketers, product experts, and new colleagues all tap into the same trusted pool of knowledge: tailored to their context, instantly findable, and AI-ready.

During our January 29 webinar, you’ll learn how the Knowledge Hub became the foundation for efficient knowledge sharing and high-quality AI inputs.

Helmut Nagy, VP Sales Enablement and Teodora Petkova, Knowledge Steward will share:

• What we built and the problem it solves
• Lessons learned from real internal usage
• How we evaluated its impact on enablement, communication, and content creation
• A live demo of the Knowledge Hub you can explore yourself

Curious to see behind the scenes and learn the practices that make it work?

Join us for the session! Register: https://hubs.la/Q03Yr3RG0

2026 is here and we continue with hosting the best AWS meetups in The Netherlands, to kick off this year we are hosting a meetup together with Axxes. We have amazing talks lined up for this event, so make sure to register yourself soon.

Information

• Paid parking is available (street or parking garage)
• Dinner, drinks and borrel are included

Agenda 17:30 - Food 🍴 18:30 - Rob Kenis - No more long lived credentials 19:00 - Amer Grgic - Kiro, Agentic AI development environment from prototype to production 19:00 - 🚰 Break 19:15 - Yannick van Rooyen & Joeri Malmberg - AWS Platform Engineering at Europe's Largest Tendering Platform 19:45 - Drinks 🍻 & Networking

No more long lived credentials When connecting AWS and other services, we still see the issue of using long lived credentials for authentication. In this talk, we will solve the issue using AWS IAM OIDC providers and IAM outbound identity federation.

Kiro, Agentic AI development environment from prototype to production In this talk, we'll discuss Kiro - an agentic AI development environment that seamlessly takes your projects from prototype to production. It's designed to streamline the AI development lifecycle, making the transition from experimental code to production-ready systems smoother than ever. Kiro isn't just another development tool - it's your AI project's companion from concept to deployment.

AWS Platform Engineering at Europe's Largest Tendering Platform Building an AWS platform for Europe's largest tendering system means supporting a constantly growing number of workloads, teams, and architectural styles—from legacy solutions inherited through acquisitions to modern, event-driven and serverless systems. It often feels like fixing the plane while flying it. In this talk, we'll share how we built and evolved our AWS platform to reduce complexity for developers, provide a safe foundation for change, and enable all kinds of workloads to land and scale on the same platform—while keeping delivery fast.

We're back to our usual format of 3 speakers + Q&A followed by networking.

18:30: Doors open 19:00 Welcome by Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino (organiser since 2011) 19:10 James Harding, Green Custard 19:30 Max Park 19:50 Philip Steele, Octopus Energy 20:10 Networking 21:00 End of event and move to nearby pub

There will be drinks (including non-alcoholic) and nibbles.

About our sponsors: Green Custard is an award-winning AWS IoT specialist consultancy that helps organisations design, build, and scale secure cloud-connected products and solutions. With deep expertise across IoT architectures, data lakes, ML and agentic AI our IoT expertise spans from product innovation to smart factory innovation. We have full stack capability from embedded & mobile to cloud-native development. Green Custard partners with clients to deliver on their business outcomes whether modernising legacy devices, unlocking new value from existing data, or accelerating the delivery of production-ready solutions. Customers trust Green Custard for its technical excellence, pragmatic delivery, and we are proud of our customer success.

Aqua Libra is redefining sustainable hydration through innovative, low-impact dispensing technology. Beyond its zero-sugar infused drinks, the brand has pioneered solutions such as the Aqua Libra Flavour Tap, a digitally controlled dispensing system that delivers chilled, filtered water with natural flavours on demand. By removing the need for single-use bottles and reducing transport emissions, the Flavour Tap enables offices, venues, and public spaces to offer great-tasting drinks with a dramatically smaller environmental footprint. Aqua Libra’s approach blends sustainability, smart technology, and convenience to meet the growing demand for healthier, greener beverage options.

About our host: British Computing Society is a professional body and a learned society that represents those working in information technology, computing, software engineering, computer engineering and computer science, both in the United Kingdom and internationally.

The meetup will be held at 25 Copthall Ave, London EC2R 7BP, NOT their Southampton Row location.

David Watson discusses 'Can Humans Flourish in the Age of AI?' (approximately 45 minutes).

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This is a virtual meeting on Zoom. Watch for the meeting ID and passcode after you RSVP.

VIDEO CONFERENCE DETAILS: London Time: 18:00-19:00 Introductions on Zoom. 19:00-20:00 Informal Networking using Zoom breakout rooms or other channels.

You can download the Zoom client ahead of time at https://zoom.us/download#client_4meeting. I recommend you familiarize yourself with the Zoom app if you've never used it before. Here are some helpful tutorials: https://bit.ly/3alN4NV.

A few things to prepare: • You should check in about 10 minutes early to make sure you can connect and your audio and video are working right.

• To handle introductions, you will be called on when it's your turn to introduce yourself. A microphone will be required for us to hear you. If you choose computer audio please make sure yours is set up and working with Zoom — there is a test function within the app.

• Having your own camera and having it on is required.

• Admissions close 10 minutes past the hour to avoid disrupting the meeting in progress.

• By default, you will be muted at the start. You can unmute yourself when it’s your turn to speak. Please mute yourself again afterward to avoid disruptions to the meeting.

• Once we are done with the introductions we'll have some themed breakout rooms (tech, sales/marketing, legal, finance, other) for networking.

• IMPORTANT: If you'd like to connect with other participants after the session by using the messaging feature in Meetup make sure to change your Privacy Settings to allow being contacted by other members.

TRADITIONAL COFFEE SHOP MEETING DETAILS: 10AM-11AM Introductions. 11AM-12PM Informal Networking.

Watch a short video here: https://youtu.be/f42n5a92zy0 The OpenCoffee Club is a concept that originated in London with the goal to encourage entrepreneurs, developers, and investors to organize real-world informal meetups to chat, network, and grow. There are now hundreds (thousands?) of such groups around the world. Come join the movement!

Learn more about the OCC concept here: https://bit.ly/2MuyURs

Join us at our first event of the year at The Information Lab on the historic Watling Street in the City of London 🙌 We will be kicking off 2026 by delving into the topic of real-time data with our speakers - Sam, Nicoleta & Anton. We are running this event in collaboration with Confluent.

6pm: Doors Open

6:30pm: Talks Start

🗣️The Speakers🗣️

Load-In to Lights-Out: Data Engineering the World's Biggest Tours and Live Events Sam Malcolm, Head of Architecture & Engineering at Centrus (Sam's Linkedin) Sam’s session dives into lessons from large-scale live event data systems—handling over 10 billion data points per second for global tours like Beyoncé, Coldplay, and Glastonbury. He connects the extreme demands of real-time analytics and high-performance networking to modern cloud data practices, showing how the same principles of speed, resilience, and precision apply when designing reliable, scalable data platforms today.

Should I Stream or Should I Join: From Regular to Delta Joins in Apache Flink Nicoleta Lazar, Senior Data Engineer at Fresha & Anton Borisov, Principal Engineer at Fresha (Niloceta's LinkedIn , Anton's LinkedIn) Joins in the streaming world are where the fun stops and the tradeoffs start. State that grows forever, latency that spikes unpredictably, watermarks that never quite behave, every Flink developer has war stories about this. In this session, Anton Borisov and Nicoleta Lazar break down the join landscape in Apache Flink:

→ Regular joins and the state explosion problem → Interval joins: when they work, when they don't → Temporal joins and the versioned table dance → Lookup joins: the escape hatch and its hidden costs → Delta joins: the new kid and how Fluss enables them, and why it matters

Talks finish by 8pm and there will be a break between the talks. Afterwards, we may head to a pub to continue chatting.

You can sign up by subscribing to this event

🚨IMPORTANT: Please bring a valid form of ID.

See you all on the 22nd January 🤩

Happy Networking 🍻

Checkout Meetup Groups run by Confluent:

• https://www.meetup.com/london-real-time-data-meetup/
• https://www.meetup.com/data-streaming-europe/

By attending this event, you agree to abide by our rules of conduct:

• Respect others' opinions.
• Keep it appropriate - no harassment of any sort.
• If you see something or have a complaint, please reach out to one of the organisers or email [email protected].

Rejoignez-nous pour un nouveau rendez-vous avec la communauté Staff42 de Paris.

Ce meetup sera l'occasion de partager des retours d'expérience sur la mise en place de l'IA. On parlera d'orga, et discuterons d'exemples concrets de projets assistés par IA. Une bonne dose de confrontation à la réalité, et d'inspiration, en perspective ! 🎉

📅 Date : 21 janvier 2026 ⏰ Heure : 18H30 📍Adresse : Qonto, 18 Rue de Navarin, 75009 Paris 📣 Talks

• "Claude Code Unleashed: AI-Driven Refactoring" par Adrien Kvaternik : Gérer à grande échelle des bases de code complexes et des équipes en pleine croissance exige des outils intelligents. Découvrez comment Qonto tire parti de l'IA pour relever les défis ambitieux de la refactorisation : modularisation automatisée du code, migration vers les standards et analyse de la base de code, sans oublier notre vision de l'ingénierie assistée par l'IA en 2026.
• "The flying dutchman: security audit with no living soul" par Samuel Legoff & Alexis Descamps : Auditer en continu la sécurité de plus de 200 microservices sans surcharger une équipe de dix ingénieurs en sécurité représente un véritable défi. Nous présenterons comment nous sommes passés d'une approche basée sur l'IA pour réaliser rapidement et pragmatiquement des audits de dizaines de services, à un service d'audit de sécurité entièrement autonome, basé sur les LLMs.
• "Deploying AI practices at scale" par Yankı Sesyılmaz : Comment Doctolib a déployé au moins un outil d’IA à 600 ingénieurs en un trimestre, quels écueils ont été rencontrés et quelles sont les futures perspectives ?

🕚 Horaires approximatifs

• 18h30 - 19h00 : Ouverture des portes avec rafraîchissements
• 19h00 - 20h00 : Talks et questions-réponses
• 20h00 - 22h30 : Boissons, nourriture et networking

Informations pratiques:

• 4 minutes à pied depuis le métro 2 - Pigalle
• 4 minutes à pied depuis le métro 12 - Pigalle ou Saint Georges
• 9 minutes à pied depuis le métro 7 - Le Pelletier

Rejoignez-nous pour ce premier Meetup No-Code à Rennes ! Que vous soyez débutant·e, expert·e ou simplement curieux·se, cet événement est pensé pour toutes les personnes qui s’intéressent au No-Code et souhaitent découvrir des cas d’usage concrets, échanger et rencontrer la communauté locale.

📅 Programme de la soirée

18h30 - Ouverture des portes à l’EPSI Rennes Rue Fernand Robert, 35000 Rennes

19h - Présentations No-Code\, Q&A Découverte de cas d’usage concrets, échanges autour des outils No-Code/Low-Code, retours d’expérience.

20h - Apéro & discussions Moment convivial pour réseauter, partager vos projets, poser des questions et rencontrer d’autres passionné·es de No-Code.

Actuellement à la recherche de personnes souhaitant présenter des cas d’usage d’utilisation du No-Code. Si vous avez envie de partager votre projet, votre retour d’expérience ou une démo, n’hésitez pas à me contacter sur le Slack de No-Code France ou sur LinkedIn : Frank LIBOLT.

📍 Lieu

L’EPSI Rennes nous accueille pour ce premier meetup.

L’école forme les futur·es talents en informatique du Bac+2 au Bac+5 dans les domaines de l’IA, du Cloud, de la Data et du Développement, avec bientôt une formation diplômante No-Code/Low-Code.

Accès en transports en commun : bus C4 direction Grand Quartier, arrêt Olympe de Gouges. Parking disponible à proximité.

Si vous ne connaissez pas le No-Code ou voulez rejoindre la communauté, c'est par ici 👉🏻 https://nocode-france.fr/

We're so excited to announce our upcoming event! Our team is currently working hard on finalizing all the exciting details and confirming the full agenda. We want to make sure everything is perfect for you, and we truly appreciate your patience as we put the finishing touches on the plan.

Please stay tuned for the complete lineup and more information, which will be shared very soon!

In the meantime, don't miss out on this special gathering — be sure to RSVP today to save your spot! We can't wait to see you there.

🔖 We’re all about keeping things friendly and welcoming. Please take a moment to check out our Code of Conduct to help us make this event great for everyone.

👀 Have any ideas for future events or questions about sponsorships? Feel free to reach out! We really appreciate your feedback and are eager to build a strong and fun community together.

This is a hybrid event. Join the event virtually at https://gdg.community.dev/events/details/google-gdg-cloud-berlin-presents-gathering-at-google-berlin/ or in person at

Google Berlin - Tucholskystraße 2 Berlin, 10117

Agenda

6:00 PM: ▶️ Doors open, snacks, beer

6:20 PM: ⏯️ Welcome, introduction, community news

6:30 PM: TBA

7:15 PM: ⏸️ Food and stretch and refresh

Stretch and refresh

8:00 PM: TBA

9:00 PM: 🍻🥤Networking

9:30 PM: ⏹️ Doors close

Complete your event RSVP here: https://gdg.community.dev/events/details/google-gdg-cloud-berlin-presents-gathering-at-google-berlin/.

Kicking off 2026 by fixing one of the most expensive problems in Microsoft 365.

Most organizations are losing millions without realizing it. 68% of professionals waste 1–5+ hours every week battling poor Microsoft 365 search, duplicate documents, and chasing colleagues for links. In a 5,000-employee company, that hidden inefficiency can reach $130M per year.

Join us for a webinar on how to stop this profit leak and get more value from your Microsoft 365 investment.

Todd Blaschka, Senior Executive, Ben White, Product Manager together with our partner Toni Ressaire, Innovation Director at Altuent will walk you through the strategic solution to the root cause of the chaos:

• Why M365 search fails: inconsistent or missing file information makes it hard to quickly identify the right, current version of a document
• What actually fixes it: using smarter, more consistent labeling so content is easier to find, trust, and reuse
• How teams reclaim capacity: less time searching and rework, more time spent on high-value work like process improvement

January 21 \| 11:00 AM EST \| 5:00 PM CET If SharePoint search has ever slowed your team down, this session is worth your time.

Register and bring you questions: https://hubs.la/Q03Yr13n0