The second edition of Madrid Tech Week takes place from October 28 to November 5 in seven venues across the capital. It will bring together over 1,200 companies and 600 specialists in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and innovation.
According to comunidad.madrid, the Community of Madrid hosts the Madrid Tech Week for nine days, a technological event that reaches its second edition. The event runs from October 28 to November 5 in seven venues in the capital.
The programme combines international conferences, specialised fairs, and talks on digital economy, advanced manufacturing, and new technologies. On Wednesday, October 28, it kicks off at the Centro Digitaliza Madrid, which will host for the first time in the region the CYSAT, a global meeting on space cybersecurity.
On the same day and on Thursday the 29th, the Palacio de Cibeles will host Merge Madrid, a conference on digital infrastructure for asset management, such as cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. According to the information, it brings together regulators, banks, investment funds, and industry leaders, and will feature competitions with startups.
On November 3, the Madnum space in Méndez Álvaro will host Bold Talks'26, focused on trends in digital marketing. On November 4 and 5, IFEMA will hold Madrid Tech Show, a fair for companies and professionals, and Advanced Manufacturing Madrid, dedicated to automation, robotics, and materials.
The Espacio Acciona will host the Singularity Summit Spain, which will analyse the impact of artificial intelligence and biotechnology on organisations and society. As a prelude, on October 23 and 24, XFutures 2026 will take place, featuring over 40 leaders from companies like Microsoft, Google, Airbus, and BBVA.
During Madrid Tech Week, the regional government will present the Global Tech Leaders Awards 2026 on November 3 at the Real Casa de Correos. The awards have five categories, ranging from the careers of industry leaders to public administrations that lead digital transformation.

