Qt World Summit 2026 brings you an exciting virtual event with the people building the tools behind software the world can't live without. See what real-world software can do now, and where it goes next: a keynote on the direction ahead of end-to-end software creation in the AI era, the Qt roadmap in full, and what the Cyber Resilience Act means for what you ship. Online 27 October, running twice so everyone can attend.

Agenda: 

9am - 9:45am Qt Group Keynote

9:45am - 10:15am CRA 

10:15am - 11:00am Qt Roadmap 

11:00am - 11:30am Customer Voices

All times in CET

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More information about the sessions: 

Qt Group Keynote: The World You Are Building Into, and the Stack To Thrive In It

Agentic development is changing who writes the code. Regulation is widening what you're accountable for, and for how long. And the experience bar keeps rising while the hardware budget doesn't.
 
Thilak Ramanna, SVP of the Qt Business Unit, opens Qt World Summit 2026 with a look at the four forces reshaping how real-world software gets built. AI is one of the most critical threads running through it all, and it doesn't stop at code generation. The keynote traces Qt Group's response across design, development, embedded toolchains, and software quality. Expect new products, new platforms, and new partnerships, including one launch we haven't talked about before.
 
For developers, designers, QA engineers, and the people deciding what their teams build with.

Managing Cybersecurity in a Regulated World

Modern products rest on complex software supply chains, and the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) raises the bar for all of them. Learn how to qualify your dependencies, manage vulnerabilities, and understand where Qt fits into your compliance efforts.

Qt Roadmap

What lies ahead for the world's leading cross-platform framework, and how are we building the development tools of the future? Join this session where we talk about our future plans for the Qt framework.