Ubuntu Summit 25.10

October 23-24

Online

The Ubuntu Summit is a showcase for the innovative and the ambitious. We invite all experts, builders, engineers, tinkerers, designers and dreamers to join us for an unforgettable two days.

Tune in to our London livestream from the comfort of your home, from an Ubuntu release watch party, or from anywhere else around the world.

Watch talks from
last year ›

An exciting new format

This year, we’re launching a new format for the summit that aims to reflect our distributed, worldwide community.

Our hub in London will coordinate the event, but our LoCos around the world will tune in together and drive the conversation through watch parties.

With this new approach, we’re making the Summit available to a wider audience, and enabling our innovative speakers to take their impact to the next level.

Learn more ›

An event for makers. Two times over.

The Ubuntu Summit always brings together some of the most inspiring people in open source. And we’re always looking to grow the impact that this has on our community.

That’s why, from this year onwards, the Ubuntu Summit will coincide with each Ubuntu release, meaning that there will be two summits per year.

This means more opportunities for the developers, engineers, designers and tinkerers from all over the world to share how they’re shaping the world through open code.

Free to attend and contribute

In true open source spirit, the Ubuntu Summit
is completely free to attend - both in person and online.

Find out how you can contribute ›

Featured speakers

The Ubuntu Summit will include a series of talks, workshops, panels and Q&A. We cover a broad range of topics to appeal not only to developers, but anyone involved in open source.

See what our past speakers have brought to the table below:

View the full list of speakers ›

Marc Jackels

Dreamworks
David Morin

Academy Software Foundation
Jose Blanquicet

Microsoft
Thomas Crider

Proton-GE
Carl Richell

System 76
Dr. Kevin Ottens

KDE
Dongge Liu

Google
Matthew Hodgson

Matrix Foundation
Erik Holk

Rust Leadership Council
Rakhi Sharma

Servo Project
Christian Holsing

Intel
Nirav Patel

Framework

Topics

Linux Desktop

Sessions on this topic will focus on Linux desktop technologies and applications, desktop environments, Raspberry PI, packaging.

Application Ecosystem

This topic will showcase Open Source applications, programming languages, APIs and tools to build and deploy applications.

Content and Design

This topic will take you on a journey to discover what makes a great user experience on a wide range of products and using different technologies.

Community

This topic will focus on community building and management, tools and processes useful to community leaders, and documentation in open source projects.

Infrastructure

This topic is focused on Linux server, infrastructure and cloud: where and how they can be deployed, and how they are optimized on platforms ranging from raspberryPI to IoT.

Devices

From small smart home devices to robots in space stations, Linux is everywhere. This topic celebrates our community work in the robotics and IoT field.

Data, MLOps and AI/ML

This landscape is a dynamic one, with new tools, frameworks and models emerging daily. This topic is focused on Data, MLOps and AI/ML and how open source empowers the next technological revolution.

Gaming

In this topic, you'll learn about the people behind the gaming software, creative tools and and APIs that are powering this unstoppable phenomenon.

Security

Security is fundamental to Ubuntu, Canonical, and the open source community. This topic will focus on the latest developments and practices to keep users and information secure.