TEDAI Vienna ends after third edition as organisers plan new format Unsolved

ETEU Tech JournalNewsroomUpdated 2 sources

The TEDAI conference will no longer be held in Vienna. According to Trending Topics, this year's TEDAI Vienna was the third and final edition of the event in the Austrian capital 12. The announcement marks the end of a short run for the gathering in the city, which began with a first edition and continued through to this year's closing event 12.

The organising team is led by Alina Nikolaou and Vlad Gozman 12. Rather than continuing the TEDAI Vienna brand, they intend to move on to a new format called Unsolved 12. The sources state that this new project will include a major event in 2027 12. The two reports, published in English and German by Trending Topics, contain the same core information and give no further details on the venue, dates, programme, attendance figures or funding for either TEDAI Vienna or the planned Unsolved event 12.

For Europe's technology scene, the change means that a recurring Vienna-based event focused on AI will not return in its current form, although the same team is staying active with a successor concept 12. What Unsolved will look like in practice remains unclear from the available sources, as they do not describe its content, location or audience. The next confirmed milestone is the major event planned for 2027, and further details on the format are expected to come from Nikolaou, Gozman and their team 12.

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  1. 1Trending Topicstrendingtopics.euTEDAI Will No Longer Take Place in Vienna
  2. 2Trending Topicstrendingtopics.euTEDAI wird in Wien nicht mehr stattfinden
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