Artificial intelligence, the modernization of technological infrastructures and cybersecurity will be some of the main issues that will focus on the Dell Technologies Forum Madrid 2026, which will take place on December 2 at Kinépolis Ciudad de la Imagen.
The event will bring together managers, technology managers, clients, partners and sector specialists to analyze the challenges that organizations face at a time when the adoption of AI is accelerating the transformation of businesses.
The meeting will focus on how to move from artificial intelligence pilot projects to their implementation on a business scale, without losing sight of issues such as the availability of adequate infrastructure, data protection, digital sovereignty and the preparation of teams. The impact of these technologies on work environments and the need to incorporate security from the design of the systems will also be addressed.
Facing the biggest technological changes
The day will start with the intervention of Isabel Reis, general director of Dell Technologies Iberia, who will analyze how companies can prepare to face the coming technological changes and convert digital investments into tangible results. Participating alongside her will be Said Akar, Senior Vice President of Sales at Infrastructure Solutions Group for EMEA, whose intervention will focus on the evolution of infrastructures, the modernization of data centers and the scalability needs posed by artificial intelligence.
Among the invited speakers, Ezequiel Sánchez, executive president of PLD Space, also stands out, who will share the experience of this Spanish company in the aerospace sector in the use of artificial intelligence. His intervention will address how these technologies can help solve complex problems, streamline workflows and accelerate project development.
More than 30 sessions and technology demonstrations
The program will include more than 30 sessions and technical presentations given by specialists from Dell Technologies and companies such as AMD, Intel, Microsoft and NVIDIA. The content will be distributed around five large areas: the deployment of AI on an enterprise scale; modernizing infrastructure to support new workloads; data sovereignty and artificial intelligence governance; the transformation of the workplace and employee productivity; and cyber resilience.
Governance, privacy and regulatory compliance will also play a prominent role
In this last area, the importance of integrating data protection, incident recovery and security into infrastructures, devices and artificial intelligence environments from the beginning will be analyzed. Governance, privacy and regulatory compliance will also play a prominent role, especially with the growth of AI-based applications.
In addition to the sessions, the event will have an exhibition area where Dell’s technology and channel partners will showcase solutions and use cases related to business innovation. Participating companies include: Abast, Alhambra, Arrow, Atos, Babel, Bechtle, Broadcom, Canonical Ubuntu, Datables, Equinix, Esprinet V-Valley, Galene.AI, Hiberus, Iaas365, Iberiza, ITWISE, Izertis, K-Tuin Empresas, Main Memory, Nortconsulting, NTT DATA, Nutanix, Ocasionia, Ricoh, SCC, SoftwareOne, TAISA, TD SYNNEX, Techdesoft, Teradata, Valorista, Vertiv and Visiotic.
This year’s Forum coincides with a time of special activity in the Spanish technology market, in which companies are increasing their investments in artificial intelligence, but also need to resolve issues related to computing capacity, data management and the security of their digital environments.
In this context, Isabel Reis points out that “business leaders in Spain are entering a new phase of transformation, defined both by the opportunities offered by AI and by the need to build secure, resilient and future-ready digital foundations.” The board considers that meetings such as the Dell Technologies Forum Madrid allow the sharing of knowledge and experiences to face this technological evolution.
