The second edition of Madrid Tech Week will take place from October 28 to November 5 with over 1,200 companies and 600 experts across seven stages. The CYSAT on space cybersecurity arrives in the region for the first time.
The Community of Madrid presented this Tuesday the second edition of Madrid Tech Week, which will bring together more than 1,200 companies between October 28 and November 5. The Digitalisation Councillor, Miguel López-Valverde, detailed the programme at the Digitaliza Madrid Innovation Centre, as reported by puromarketing.com.
The event will feature seven stages where 600 experts will address the challenges of the new digital economy. López-Valverde pointed out that the variety of sectors represented demonstrates the region's ability to connect industries and professionals.
The diversity of sectors and technologies present demonstrates the strength of our ecosystem and the region's capacity to generate connections between industries, companies, and professionals, fostering new business and investment opportunities
On October 28, Digitaliza Madrid will host the CYSAT, the largest global event on space cybersecurity, for the first time in the region. On the same day and on 29, the Palacio de Cibeles will be the venue for the international congress Merge Madrid, focused on digital infrastructures for managing assets such as cryptocurrencies or blockchain technology, with regulators, banks, and funds. There will also be startup competitions to internationalise the Madrid ecosystem.
On November 3, Bold Talks’26 will take place, dedicated to trends in digital marketing. On November 4 and 5, IFEMA will host the Tech Show Madrid and Advanced Manufacturing Madrid fairs, showcasing innovations in automation, robotics, and advanced manufacturing. The Acciona Space will gather the Singularity Summit Spain, discussing the impact of artificial intelligence and biotechnology.
Before the official start, on October 23 and 24, XFutures 2026 will take place, featuring over 40 international leaders from companies such as Microsoft, Google, Airbus, BBVA, Mastercard, IKEA, HP, Samsung, Sony Music, or Danone. The event will conclude with the Global Tech Leaders Awards, recognising professionals, firms, and initiatives in the digital sector.
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