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Innowise is heading to Ai4 2026 in Las Vegas, and this one is hard not to be excited about.

It brings together the people building, funding, scaling, regulating, and questioning AI across industries. With 12,000+ attendees, 1,000+ speakers, 400+ exhibits, and 90+ countries represented, it is a proper meeting point for anyone serious about where AI is going next.

And the agenda says a lot. AI agents, generative AI, world models, AI governance, infrastructure, ROI, enterprise adoption, data platforms, upskilling. Basically, all the topics companies are trying to make sense of right now.

At Innowise, we are coming with plenty to share. Our AI Hub brings together deep expertise across AI development, machine learning, generative AI, AI agents, data engineering, automation, and enterprise implementation. So we are not just following the conversation, we are bringing real delivery experience into it.

We are looking forward to meeting founders, tech leaders, product teams, and enterprise decision-makers who are asking the right questions about AI.

See you at Ai4 2026.

Innowise is off to Black Hat USA 2026, and we’re genuinely looking forward to being in the room with some of the sharpest minds in cybersecurity.

Black Hat is not the kind of event where people just talk around the topic. It is where security teams, tech leaders, researchers, and vendors get into the real stuff: what threats are changing, where systems are still exposed, and how companies can build with security in mind from the start.

For us, that is exactly the kind of conversation worth having.

We work with companies across custom software development, AI, cloud, enterprise platforms, and security-focused projects, so we know how quickly security questions move from “we’ll deal with it later” to “we need this sorted now.” At Black Hat, we’re keen to meet teams facing those questions and share what we’ve learned from building systems that need to be secure, practical, and ready for real use.

If you’re heading to Black Hat USA 2026 in Las Vegas, let’s meet and talk cybersecurity.

We spent July 1 at FSAS Technologies Summit 2026 in Munich, and it was exactly the kind of room we like: sharp people, real questions, and very little fluff.

The best conversations started with the problems companies are sitting with today: infrastructure that has grown heavy over the years, data that is everywhere but not always useful, SAP environments that need careful change, and AI ideas that have to prove their value before anyone gives them a budget.

Our team met with companies facing those questions now, swapped notes from real projects, and came back with conversations we genuinely want to keep going.

Big thanks to everyone who stopped by for a chat. Munich, you were a pleasure.