Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Five co-located trade shows covering AI, Cloud, Cybersecurity, Data, DevOps and Data Centre infrastructure
- Designed for IT decision-makers including CIOs, CTOs, CDOs and CISOs from large enterprises and public sector organisations
- More than 310 exhibitors and 150 conference sessions
- Focus on digital sovereignty, cloud security, data governance and infrastructure modernisation
- Tenth anniversary edition in 2026
About Tech Show Paris
Tech Show Paris is an annual enterprise IT event held at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. The 2026 edition marks the event’s tenth anniversary. The format combines five complementary trade shows under a single badge, bringing together exhibitors and attendees across AI, Cloud, Cybersecurity, Data, DevOps and Data Centre sectors.
The programme includes conferences, technical demonstrations, pre-scheduled business meetings and networking sessions. Organisers have announced more than 310 exhibitors, 150 conference sessions and 1,660 pre-scheduled meetings for qualified attendees.
Key Topics
Sessions and exhibitions address the industrialisation of artificial intelligence, cloud strategy and infrastructure, cybersecurity and digital sovereignty, data management and analytics, DevOps tooling and practices, and data centre technologies. The event emphasises the connections between these disciplines, particularly how security and compliance requirements intersect with cloud adoption and data governance.
Who Should Attend
Tech Show Paris targets IT decision-makers and technical leaders from large enterprises, public sector bodies and technology providers. Typical attendees include CIOs, CTOs, CDOs, CISOs, cloud architects, data scientists, developers and project managers. The event suits organisations working on infrastructure modernisation, security and compliance in cloud environments, AI deployment and building resilient IT systems at scale.
Exhibitors
Confirmed exhibitors and sponsors include ManageEngine, Schneider Electric, Datadog, Vertiv, Chrome Enterprise (Google), Free Pro, Couchbase, Cloudbees, EDF, Stulz, ABB, Carrier, Panduit, Avanade, Telehouse, T-Systems and Freshworks.