An international city programme
Seven dated Australian and US editions appear on the current tour; additional city pages are at an earlier announcement stage.
Source ↗THE DATEBOOK / SEPTEMBER AUDIT
A compact selection of event series with their recorded editions. Expand a listing for the source, and use the Open Summit city guide for the full tour.
Showing 10 of 10 · original ranks retained
Detailed technical sessions and pass information. The published refund-deadline time zones conflict.
Best for AI infrastructure and NVIDIA ecosystem engineeringWorth checking: Daily activity windows are published, but a convention covering the whole timetable is not established. Pricing and FAQ disagree on CET versus CEST for the refund deadline; transfer conditions are published.
Questions before booking
Affiliated event · same rating criteria
A business-focused afternoon with published admission and transfer terms. Session descriptions and a time-zone convention remain unestablished.
Best for Founders, operators and business decision-makersWorth checking: Session titles appear, but substantive session descriptions are not established; the full programme is forthcoming. An afternoon window is stated; an explicit time-zone convention is not.
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The Sydney research conference has clear registration categories and refund rules. A full daily session programme was not established.
Best for Machine learning research papers and workshopsWorth checking: A substantive named programme session was not established in the five reviewed pages. Meeting dates are published; a complete timed daily programme is not established.
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Applied technical learning with tiered access. The transfer cutoff differs between the FAQ and general terms.
Best for Applied data science and technical learningWorth checking: Many programme sessions are still marked Time TBD; daily start/finish times with a zone are not established. Tier prices are shown, but a complete standard individual tax/fee total is not established.
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An enterprise AI programme with differentiated passes and public booking terms. Detailed agenda content was inaccessible in the audit.
Best for Enterprise adoption and transformationWorth checking: The agenda shell loaded, but individual session descriptions did not. The agenda did not expose a complete daily timetable during review.
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A broad industry gathering with published pass scope. Agenda access and final admission cost need a further check.
Best for Broad industry and business AI discussionWorth checking: The programme widget did not expose session descriptions during review. Opening hours are given, but a complete main-programme timetable with explicit zone is not established.
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The 2027 Las Vegas edition publishes pass scope and refund terms; detailed sessions and contributors are forthcoming.
Best for Enterprise and business AI conversationsWorth checking: The 2027 overview describes tracks, demonstrations and programme formats, while stating detailed sessions/descriptions are forthcoming; a substantive named session example was not established. A four-day high-level timetable is published, but no explicit time-zone/local-time convention was located; the final day ends with an afterparty rather than an explicit main-programme finishing time.
Questions before booking
The 2027 Singapore edition is announced; its linked agenda and speaker roster still describe 2026.
Best for AI industry and startup perspectivesWorth checking: The agenda body explicitly describes 2026; no substantive 2027 session example was established. The timed agenda is for 10–11 June 2026, not the selected September 2027 edition.
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The next San Francisco edition has dates and a venue; much of the supporting content still describes the previous event.
Best for Data platforms and the Databricks ecosystemWorth checking: On-demand sessions coexist with the next-edition banner; no 2027 session description is established. A 2027 daily timetable is not established in the reviewed material.
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The hero says 21–24 June 2027; FAQ text also gives 21–25 June and 21–25 July. Edition dates need clarification.
Best for AI applications and global policy discussionWorth checking: The hero says 21–24 June 2027; FAQ text also gives 21–25 June and 21–25 July. Edition dates need clarification.
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Filters narrow this publisher-selected list; they do not create a new ranking. Some sources describe past editions or announced programmes. They stay clearly labelled here so an archive cannot quietly become a booking recommendation.
AFFILIATED EVENT PROFILE / IN DEPTH
Open Summit AI brings founders, business owners and operators together for a business-focused conversation about AI: where to apply it, how to approach costs, and what implementation means for a team. Its established single-stage format combines keynotes, panels and Q&A, with networking around the programme. Each city publishes its own edition, speakers and ticket options.

Seven dated Australian and US editions appear on the current tour; additional city pages are at an earlier announcement stage.
Source ↗The organiser frames the programme around implementation choices, AI costs and business decisions.
Source ↗Ticket sales, waitlists, programmes and announcements differ by city. A waitlist is not a ticket or admission confirmation.
Source ↗Adelaide, Brisbane, New York, Melbourne and Sydney have published ticket offers. Chicago and Dallas currently use waitlists.
Source ↗The appeal is a business-centred programme and a choice of cities. Check the exact edition before deciding: speakers, ticket access and evening activities are not interchangeable across the tour.
Open the official programme ↗OPEN SUMMIT / THE COMPLETE CITY GUIDE
13 edition records across 11 cities on the official website. Announced dates, published ticket examples and unreleased stops are kept distinct.
13 edition records shown
Australia
Announced date29 October 2026
Adelaide Town Hall
Tickets are on sale for a single-stage afternoon in Adelaide. The page names six speakers and gives a provisional programme; further speaker and session announcements remain pending.
$175 published ticket example
AUD175 per person is the Team rate for groups of five or more; Regular is AUD185.
AUD175 per person is the Team rate for groups of five or more; Regular is AUD185. Published prices include GST. Other tiers have different benefits. Prices were observed on 22 September 2026; the same-day guest-promotion expiry is not treated as an enduring offer.
Networking and partner exhibits are described before the main programme.
Published themes include capital, AI discoverability, operator perspectives and future developments. Individual sessions remain subject to confirmation.
Networking drinks, VIP activity and an AI pitch night are listed. Check which activities and access are included in the selected ticket.
Australia
Announced date11 November 2026
Brisbane City Hall
The Brisbane page offers tickets and an afternoon programme. Its speaker section mixes past-event voices with three explicitly identified Brisbane additions; that distinction is retained in this profile.
$175 published ticket example
AUD175 per person is the Team rate for groups of five or more; Regular is AUD185.
AUD175 per person is the Team rate for groups of five or more; Regular is AUD185. Published prices include GST. The page and structured offers carry a 22 September promotion deadline; recheck pricing and eligibility before purchase.
Networking and partner exhibits are described before the main programme.
Published themes include capital, AI discoverability, operator perspectives and future developments. Individual sessions remain subject to confirmation.
Networking drinks, VIP activity and an AI pitch night are listed. Check which activities and access are included in the selected ticket.
United States
Announced date18 February 2027
The Town Hall
The New York page sells tickets for The Town Hall and labels seven people for 18 February 2027. Its FAQ still says the lineup is unannounced and historical: the named list below reflects the speaker section, with this unresolved contradiction. Full sessions and times remain pending.
USD 459 published ticket example
Regular and Team (5+) are USD459 per ticket; Premium and Premium Team (5+) are USD719; VIP is USD1429.
Regular and Team (5+) are USD459 per ticket; Premium and Premium Team (5+) are USD719; VIP is USD1429. Tax or fee inclusion was not established on the inspected page. No guest promotion was shown.
The date and venue are published. A detailed New York agenda and session times have not yet been released.
United States
Announced date25 March 2027
Chicago Theatre
The city page announces the date and venue while leaving the programme, session times, speaker lineup and ticket release pending. Its displayed speaker roster is explicitly from past Australian events and is not assigned to this edition.
Tickets are not on sale. Regular, Premium and VIP waitlists are offered with prices to be announced; joining makes no charge or booking.
The page describes AI business talks in general terms but publishes no session schedule.
United States
Announced date8 April 2027
Majestic Theatre
The city page announces the date and venue while leaving the programme, session times, speaker lineup and ticket release pending. Its displayed speaker roster is explicitly from past Australian events and is not assigned to this edition.
Tickets are not on sale. Regular, Premium and VIP waitlists are offered with prices to be announced; joining makes no charge or booking.
The page describes AI business talks in general terms but publishes no session schedule.
Australia
Announced date29 April 2027
Melbourne Town Hall
Tickets are on sale for Melbourne Town Hall on 29 April 2027. Six speakers are named for the 2027 programme. The page publishes the main attendance window while leaving individual sessions and further additions pending.
$185 published ticket example
Regular and Team (5+) are AUD185 per paid ticket including GST; Premium and Premium Team (5+) are AUD399.
Regular and Team (5+) are AUD185 per paid ticket including GST; Premium and Premium Team (5+) are AUD399. A guest offer is displayed with a 1 November deadline but no year stated. VIP displays AUD599 and a two-seat/guest inclusion; do not interpret that as a verified per-attendee price. Recheck conditions and checkout.
Arrival and networking precede the main programme.
Individual sessions and additional speaker announcements are still to come.
Check ticket-specific access, including any speaker or VIP drinks.
Australia
Announced date27 May 2027
Sydney Town Hall
Sydney returns to Town Hall on 27 May 2027 with tickets on sale and eight named speakers. Doors, main programme hours and networking are described; detailed session titles and additional announcements remain pending.
$185 published ticket example
Regular and Team (5+) are AUD185 per paid ticket including GST; Premium and Premium Team (5+) are AUD399.
Regular and Team (5+) are AUD185 per paid ticket including GST; Premium and Premium Team (5+) are AUD399. A guest offer is displayed with a 1 November deadline but no year stated. VIP displays AUD599 and a two-seat/guest inclusion; do not interpret that as a verified per-attendee price. Recheck conditions and checkout.
Arrival and networking precede the main programme.
Individual sessions and additional speaker announcements are still to come.
Check ticket-specific access, including any speaker or VIP drinks.
Thailand
Not yet releasedNot released yet — date not announced
The live Bangkok page is an unreleased city announcement with an updates form. No year, date, venue, programme, speaker lineup or ticket release is published.
No ticket price or currency is announced. The public form requests interest in future city updates; it is not ticket checkout.
A full programme and speaker list have not been established for this edition in this guide. Check the city page for announcements.
Malaysia
Not yet releasedNot released yet — date not announced
The live Kuala Lumpur page is an unreleased city announcement with an updates form. No year, date, venue, programme, speaker lineup or ticket release is published.
No ticket price or currency is announced. The public form requests interest in future city updates; it is not ticket checkout.
A full programme and speaker list have not been established for this edition in this guide. Check the city page for announcements.
United Arab Emirates
Not yet releasedNot released yet — date not announced
The live Dubai page is an unreleased city announcement with an updates form. No year, date, venue, programme, speaker lineup or ticket release is published.
No ticket price or currency is announced. The public form requests interest in future city updates; it is not ticket checkout.
A full programme and speaker list have not been established for this edition in this guide. Check the city page for announcements.
Singapore
Not yet releasedNot released yet — date not announced
The live Singapore page is an unreleased city announcement with an updates form. No year, date, venue, programme, speaker lineup or ticket release is published. The route is present in the sitemap and city-page footers but absent from the current homepage tour.
No ticket price or currency is announced. The public form requests interest in future city updates; it is not ticket checkout.
A full programme and speaker list have not been established for this edition in this guide. Check the city page for announcements.
Australia
Past edition2026 — historical edition; exact date not verified
The current Melbourne page explicitly identifies a photograph of the panel and audience from its 2026 event. Other city pages also identify Melbourne and Sydney as past 2026 events. This is a historical reference, not a reconstructed programme archive.
A historical ticket price was not verified. Current Melbourne ticket figures describe the 2027 edition.
A full programme and speaker list have not been established for this edition in this guide. Check the city page for announcements.
Australia
Past editionJuly 2026 — historical edition; exact day not verified
Sydney Town Hall
The official deck index identifies Sydney in July 2026 and names three past presentations. Current city-page photo captions independently identify the 2026 Sydney Town Hall event. The deck downloads require an email unlock; only the public index was inspected.
No historical ticket price was verified. The present Sydney city checkout concerns May 2027.
Clayton Cross: a published deck description concerning operating choices, model costs and agent infrastructure.
John McGiffin: a published deck description concerning enterprise maturity, adoption and architecture.
Jack Bear: a published deck description concerning agent-led search and business discoverability.
Checked 2026-09-22. A listed city with no released date is not an event booking. Open the official city page for the latest status and ticket inclusions.
THE SAME CHECKS, SIDE BY SIDE
| Consideration | NVIDIA GTCNVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026 | Open Summit AIOpen Summit AI Adelaide 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Verified planning information | 8 of 10Count of documented facts, not event quality. | 8 of 10Count of documented facts, not event quality. |
| Edition and dates | Verified20–22 October 2026, including the workshop day. | VerifiedAdelaide edition: 29 October 2026. |
| Delivery location | VerifiedSTATION-Berlin hosts the conference; the keynote is at Tempodrom. | VerifiedIn-person attendance at Adelaide Town Hall. |
| Programme example | VerifiedAn agent-production session has specific implementation takeaways. | Not establishedSession titles appear, but substantive session descriptions are not established; the full programme is forthcoming. |
| Daily timetable | Not establishedDaily activity windows are published, but a convention covering the whole timetable is not established. | Not establishedAn afternoon window is stated; an explicit time-zone convention is not. |
| Named contributor | VerifiedKari Briski and Justin Boitano have NVIDIA roles and a named session. | VerifiedToby Walsh is listed as an Adelaide speaker and UNSW professor. |
| Audience and eligibility | VerifiedDevelopers, researchers and industry leaders; public registration. | VerifiedFounders, operators and senior decision-makers; public individual tickets. |
| Standard admission cost | VerifiedConference pass: EUR1785, with VAT included. | VerifiedRegular admission is AUD185 per ticket, explicitly including GST. |
| Pass inclusions | VerifiedConference inclusions and the separately priced workshop day are distinguished. | VerifiedRegular includes keynotes, panels and networking; VIP drinks are identified as a separate tier benefit. |
| Refunds and transfers | Conflicting sourcesPricing and FAQ disagree on CET versus CEST for the refund deadline; transfer conditions are published. | VerifiedNon-refundable tickets, free pre-event transfers, and organiser cancellation/postponement remedies are published. |
| Organiser and contact | VerifiedNVIDIA supplies GTC_registration@nvidia.com for registration questions. | VerifiedNumber.com.au Pty Ltd is named with team@opensummit.ai for event questions. |
| Official source | Read the organiser’s page ↗ | Read the organiser’s page ↗ |
PUBLISHED CRITERIA / planning-information-1.0
This selection considers edition dates, location and planning clarity. It draws on official event information and the editorial questions shown beside each entry.
A snapshot of verifiable planning information on 2026-09-22.
One verified checkpoint equals one point; ten points are available. Every eligible edition receives the same checks. A higher count means more planning details were established in the reviewed sources. It does not establish better speakers, networking, value, attendee satisfaction or business results.
A named edition, explicit year, and start and end dates. An explicitly single-day event qualifies.
An attendance mode and a named venue with city, or an identified online platform or access route.
At least one edition-specific session title with a substantive description. Broad themes alone do not qualify.
The main programme has start and finish times for every advertised day, with a time zone or explicit local-time convention.
At least one contributor is assigned to this edition with a name, affiliation or professional role, and event or session role.
The intended audience and public, application-based or invitation-only attendance rules are stated.
The individual non-member standard pass has an amount, currency, mandatory fees and tax treatment. Explicit free admission with eligibility qualifies; group rates do not substitute.
The same pass lists main-programme access and the treatment of advertised separately ticketed components.
Applicable public terms explain both attendee cancellation or refunds and ticket transfers, including restrictions.
A named organiser provides a public route for event or booking questions.
We reviewed the next dated organiser-run edition of each listed series, including an ongoing edition, at the cutoff. Separate sub-brands and independently run community events are excluded. The underlying cohort has 21 series; this publication selects 10 for edition dates, location and planning clarity. It is not an exhaustive world ranking. Selection itself is editorial and includes the affiliated event.
Order follows verified counts, highest first. Equal counts share a competition rank (1, 1, 3); alphabetical display order does not break a tie. Unverifiable or conflicting edition dates mean “not rated”, not zero. No ownership or payment adjustment enters the calculation.
Each audit uses up to five substantive official pages, prioritising edition, programme, contributors, admission and linked terms/contact information. Embedded widgets form part of their parent page. We made a follow-up attempt where dynamic content did not load. A missing point means evidence was not established within this review, not that the organiser does not provide it elsewhere.
Only verified checks earn a point. Missing, inaccessible, historical and conflicting evidence is identified separately. Organiser statements establish what is published, not whether promises were delivered. Future editions often have less complete information; lead time and the fixed source budget limit comparisons. We did not collect comparable attendee-review or outcome data.
This dated snapshot is not a live ticket feed. Check the official source before booking. Evidence should be refreshed within 30 days, or seven days when an event is within 30 days, before issuing a new current rating. Corrections require updating the assessment and every affected publication.
AI Event Radar and Open Summit share common ownership. These publication brands reuse one assessment dataset, so matching results are not independent corroboration. This is an internal publisher audit, without independent certification. Open Summit’s additional city guide is an affiliated commercial profile; it contributes no extra rating points.
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