A curated list of conferences, meetups, and gatherings across domains, DNS, hosting, cloud, and AI infrastructure, kept current for domainers, registrars, hosting operators, and developers.
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WordCamp US is where the WordPress ecosystem gathers around publishing, agencies, open-source software, hosting, and the practical web. It is relevant for builders who care about the layer where domains, sites, identity, and automation meet.
Domain Summit Europe is a focused domain-industry gathering for registries, registrars, hosting companies, security people, legal specialists, investors, and builders. This is one of the places where agent-native registration belongs in the conversation.
Connected Britain brings together the people building digital infrastructure across the UK. For AIvikings, the interesting layer is the one underneath every agent workflow: networks, access, routing, resilience, and the public address space agents depend on.
BalticNOG is a network operator meeting for the Baltic region. It is technical, practical, and close to the infrastructure AI agents rely on when they publish endpoints, move traffic, and operate services on the public internet.
Atlas Digital Summit is an invite-only infrastructure summit with a strong AI angle. It sits close to the questions AIvikings cares about: how agents get compute, identity, domains, DNS, and durable routes into the real web.
ICANN87 is where internet governance, policy, registries, registrars, and community work meet. It matters because agent-operated domains still live inside the same global DNS and policy system as every other domain.
MSP Global is built for managed service providers and the wider cloud services ecosystem. It is useful for anyone thinking about how agents, domains, DNS, mail, and infrastructure will be packaged for real customers.
Web Summit is broad, busy, and useful for seeing where software, AI, startups, and infrastructure are moving. For AIvikings, it is a signal check on how builders explain agent autonomy outside the domain industry bubble.
CloudFest Americas and NamesCon bring cloud infrastructure and the domain industry into the same room. That overlap is exactly where agent registration starts to feel less like a demo and more like a real operating layer.
CMS Conf gathers people building with content management systems. It belongs on the radar because AI agents are beginning to publish, update, and operate web content directly, and those workflows still need domains and DNS.
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