For nine days, the capital will be the stage for international conferences, specialized fairs, and talks on the digital economy, advanced manufacturing, and new technologies. The program will take place across seven different venues in the city.
The opening day, Wednesday, October 28, will be held at the Centro Digitaliza Madrid with CYSAT, a global event specializing in space cybersecurity. On October 28 and 29, the Palacio de Cibeles will host Merge Madrid, an international congress on new digital infrastructures for asset management, including cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, connecting traditional finance with the e-commerce economy, and will feature startup competitions.
The Madnum space will host Bold Talks’26 on digital marketing on November 3. On November 4 and 5, IFEMA will host Madrid Tech Show and Advanced Manufacturing Madrid, focusing on automation, robotics, and advanced manufacturing. The Espacio Acciona will host the Singularity Summit Spain, exploring the impact of artificial intelligence and biotechnology.
As a prelude, on October 23 and 24, XFutures 2026 will take place in the region, featuring over 40 leaders from companies such as Microsoft, Google, Airbus, BBVA, Mastercard, IKEA, HP, Samsung, Sony Music, and Danone, discussing the transformation of businesses, economy, and society driven by emerging technologies.
Within the framework of Madrid Tech Week, the regional government will present the Global Tech Leaders Awards 2026 on November 3 at the Real Casa de Correos. These awards will recognize professionals, companies, and initiatives that significantly contribute to technological development, innovation, and digital transformation, with categories including Global Tech Leader Award, Global Tech Company Award, Global AI & Emerging Technologies Award, Global Tech Impact Award, and Global Public International Innovation Award.
