Cloud & AI Infrastructure
Devops Live
Cloud & Cyber Security
Data & AI Leaders Summit
Data Centre World 
The La Tribune conferences will be held on November 18 and 19, 2026, at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles (Hall 5), as part of Tech Show Paris.
La Tribune 2026 Conference Program
The Major Debates Shaping Technological Decisions
On November 18 and 19, 2026, at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, La Tribune will bring together executives, experts, and decision-makers to discuss the major issues that are reshaping the future of organizations.
Artificial intelligence, sovereignty, innovation, regulation, leadership, resilience, and digital transformation: Discover conferences designed to inform your strategic decisions through real-world insights, discussions, and expert perspectives.
Check out the 2026 program now and plan your itinerary, choosing from keynote speeches, panel discussions, and major debates.
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Episode 1: The Tribune
- Proof trumps promises
In 2025, AI promised transformation, productivity gains, and new operational models. One year later, where do we really stand? This roundtable revisits the predictions and unanswered questions from the previous edition to compare initial ambitions with measurable results. Actual deployments, ROI, real-world applications, and the limitations encountered: it’s time to take stock. -
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- Liability does not disappear
AI automates, makes recommendations, and sometimes acts on its own. But in the event of an error, bias, or a disputed decision, who bears the legal and operational responsibility? Management, the CIO’s office, business units, or the vendor: how can we clarify roles in systems that have become autonomous? This is a critical debate for any organization deploying AI in production.Speaker(s) -
Episode 1: The TribuneWhat will Europe’s technology sector look like in ten years? Will it still be able to preserve its freedom of choice, or will it become permanently dependent on technologies, infrastructure, and actors over which it has no control? Europe has the talent, research, industry, and market necessary to rank among the major technological powers of tomorrow. Yet, in the areas of cloud computing, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and digital infrastructure, s … Read More
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- Innovation is born out of necessity
Digital growth seems limitless. Yet data centers, AI, and the cloud all rely on a very real infrastructure: the power grid. As energy demands skyrocket, the issue of sustainability becomes central. What happens when energy capacity becomes the limiting factor? This discussion explores the physical, territorial, and environmental constraints that could slow digital expansion, and examines a scenario that has yet to be widely debated … Read More -
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- Regulations are reshaping design
Regulation is no longer a peripheral constraint; it now redefines the very design of systems. AI Act, NIS2, DORA: compliance, traceability, and governance must be built into the architecture from the outset. How can we build high-performance solutions that are compliant by design? A session to understand why regulation is becoming a key driver—rather than merely an ex post check.Speaker(s) -
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- Innovation is born out of necessity
When budgets tighten, priorities become clear. Which investments are truly protected, and what do these choices reveal about an organization’s strategy, risk tolerance, and ambitions? This discussion highlights the practical trade-offs between innovation, security, modernization, and compliance—and what they reveal, in practice, about the direction the company is taking.ModeratorSpeaker(s)
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- Sovereignty is built through operational decisions
International tensions are no longer confined to the diplomatic arena. Disinformation, cyberattacks, deepfakes, technological dependencies, and regulatory pressures directly expose companies to risk. How do these geopolitical dynamics translate into concrete operational decisions and security strategies? A panel discussion to connect global conflicts with business realities.Speaker(s) -
Episode 1: The TribuneWhat happens when we look beyond goals, passes, and possession? This talk explores how data science is transforming the way we understand soccer—turning millions of data points into meaningful insights about player and team performance. Through various analytical approaches and performance metrics, we’ll see how data can reveal patterns, behaviors, and dimensions of the game that are difficult to capture with the naked eye, with examples of how these methods were applied in the FIFA World … Read More
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- Sovereignty is built through operational decisions
Sovereignty has become a strategic imperative. Yet, despite the rhetoric, companies remain dependent on their cloud providers, critical components, and energy infrastructure. Can we truly speak of autonomy without making certain compromises? A clear-eyed look at the trade-offs that shape today’s digital strategies.Moderator -
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- Liability does not disappear
Strategic decisions are increasingly based on systems, data, and models. But behind these tools, who is really calling the shots? The diversity of perspectives—whether related to backgrounds, expertise, or experiences—directly influences choices, anticipated risks, and blind spots. How can we incorporate this diversity into decision-making environments where constraints are a factor? A discussion on what truly shapes decisions in 2026. -
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- Innovation is born out of necessity
Today, innovation is caught in a vise between budget constraints, regulatory requirements, and expectations for immediate results. How can we continue to drive transformation without exposing the organization to excessive financial or legal risks? Which projects should we prioritize, which should we postpone, and which should we abandon? A strategic discussion on the real trade-offs that will shape 2027.Speaker(s)
La Tribune Takes Center Stage at Tech Show Paris
A scene that connects the five technological universes
In addition to specialized conferences, La Tribune offers a cross-cutting perspective on the major issues affecting the entire Tech Show Paris ecosystem.
- Cloud & AI Infrastructure Paris: cloud and AI infrastructure, sovereignty, cost control, performance, and reversibility
- DevOps Live Paris : automation, platforms, observability, reliability, and transformation of technical teams
- Cloud & Cyber Security Expo Paris : cybersecurity, risk management, compliance, and resilience
- Data & AI Leaders Summit Paris : data strategy, AI governance, industrialization, and value creation
- Data Centre World Paris : energy, cooling, operations, financing, and development of data centers
Your Tech Show Paris badge grants you unlimited access to the conferences and exhibition areas at these five events.
A scene shaped by the major challenges of tomorrow
A scene shaped by the major challenges of tomorrow
A steering committee that stays on the cutting edge of technological change
La Tribune's program is developed in collaboration with the Tech Show Paris steering committee, which is composed of executives, experts, and decision-makers from various sectors.
Their mission: to identify the issues that are reshaping technology strategies for the long term and to develop a program that closely addresses the concerns of organizations.
Perspectives that Inform Decision-Making
The best debates arise from the exchange of experiences, expertise, and life stories.
Through Women & Diversity in Tech , and by the launch of The Ambassador Circle, A new initiative led by Women & Diversity in Tech to promote a greater diversity of perspectives and enrich the discussion on major technological issues.
FAQ - Everything You Need to Know About La Tribune
FAQ - Everything You Need to Know About La Tribune
Is the program available?
Yes. The La Tribune 2026 program is available and will be regularly updated with new talks and speakers.
View the 2026 program
What topics will be covered?
The conferences address the major issues that are transforming organizations: artificial intelligence, governance, sovereignty, innovation, regulation, leadership, digital strategy, and business transformation.
You can also explore the key topics on our page dedicated to the themes of the Mainstage 2026 conferences.
How can I attend La Tribune's conferences?
Access to La Tribune’s conferences is included with your Tech Show Paris badge, subject to eligibility requirements and availability.
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