Developer & Engineering
Open Source Conference Luxembourg
This conference focuses on Open Source software and Digital Sovereignty. It offers participants an opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences on projects that implement and secure Open Source software.
The event is for OSPOs, organizations, public and education sectors, cybersecurity experts, developers, and individuals interested in topics like AI, EdTech, and decentralized technologies.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 7 October 2026
- Organiser
- Open Source Conference
- Industry
- Developer & Engineering
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- IT & Technology
On the floor
Sponsors and partners
- Foyer
- LHC
- Linbit
- Passbolt
- CIRCL
- LMDDC
- LU-CIX
- DLH
- Restena
- Syn2Cat
- the Media Centre
- 42’s web site
- DLH’s website
- Restena’s web site
- Foyer’s website
- LHC’s website
- Linbit’s website
- LIST’s website
- Passbolt’s website
- CIRCL’s website
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Hôtel Vauban
8-10 Place Guillaume II, Luxembourg, 1648
d'Gölle Klack
1 Rue Sigefroi, Luxembourg, 2536
Hôtel Simoncini
Grand Hotel Cravat ★★★★
La Pipistrelle
26 Montée du Grund, Luxembourg, 1645
Hôtel Français
14 Place d'Armes, Luxembourg, 1136
Hôtel Domus
37 Avenue Monterey, Luxembourg, 2163
Hotel Villa Pétrusse
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