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PyData Amsterdam 2026

The live CFP gives founders a concrete content-led distribution path into a specialized data community, with audience targeting and schedule publication built into the submission.

Our assessment

Who this is useful for

Good for Python data tools, ML/AI products, analytics platforms, databases, and developer-facing data infrastructure demonstrated through educational technical talks. Audience noted by the source: Data scientists, engineers, researchers, practitioners, and open-source contributors across the data-science ecosystem.

DevelopersAI buildersFoundersdeveloper toolsdata productsevents

How to participate

  1. Submit up to two talk proposals through the official PyData Amsterdam CFP; the CFP says the public abstract appears in the official schedule.
  2. Check the channel's current eligibility, audience rules, and content or listing requirements.
  3. Track qualified visits, sign-ups, or partner-sourced pipeline with a channel-specific measure.

Rules and practical details

  • This is a speaker route, not a paid exhibitor listing; acceptance and any sponsorship offering are not stated on the CFP.
  • In-person at NDSM Loods, Amsterdam, 10–11 September 2026; CFP deadline is 19 April 2026; product-pitch proposals may not fit the educational review standard.
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