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At a Glance

• Dates: 2 to 4 March 2027
• Place: Davos Congress Centre, Davos, Switzerland
• Tickets: early bird CHF 90, regular CHF 120

Tickets

Ticket	Price	Availability
Early bird	CHF 90	First 25 tickets, until 30 November 2026
Regular	CHF 120	On sale now

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Speakers So Far

These are the first confirmed speakers. More featured speakers will be announced soon.

Keynote: Lena Fuhrimann

A Practical Guide to Fast and Private LLMs

Most AI tools send your text to someone else's servers. Lena's keynote shows how to run language models yourself, at home or at work, so your data stays with you and your costs stay clear.

She will cover the choices that actually matter: which model size fits the job, how to make it run faster and more efficiently, what hardware you need, and which software to run it on. Everything she shares comes from real setups.

Fireside Chat: Dries Buytaert

Dries Buytaert, founder and project lead of Drupal and Academy Member of the European Open Source Academy (EOSA), joins us in Davos for a fireside chat.

Featured Speaker: Pierre Dureau

Design tokens, the new frontier of Drupal theming

Drupal 11.5 comes with a new Design Tokens API. Pierre, Drupal core front-end manager, will explain why design tokens are important, why Drupal needed a new API when we already have Sass and CSS variables, and how to add tokens to your theme.

He will also show how the token format Drupal picked works with a large ecosystem of tools for designers and developers, opening the door to a fully automated, end-to-end design workflow in Drupal. The talk is for front-end developers, back-end developers, site builders, and content editors.

Featured Speaker: Alexander Varwijk

Mind the gap: done isn't delivered

Every team knows the moment work is done. Far fewer know how long it takes before anyone benefits from it: features wait for a release, updates wait for the next maintenance round, and fixes wait for a slot in the calendar.

Security releases are arriving at a record pace, and the time between a vulnerability becoming known and being exploited keeps shrinking. Alexander's talk looks at why the gap persists (from tooling in Drupal itself to habits and contracts) and what developers, module maintainers, agencies, and organisations could do to close it together.

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Six Tracks

Sessions are organised into six tracks:

• Sovereign AI Base Camp: AI in Drupal, open models, running AI on your own infrastructure, European AI providers, and data sovereignty
• Frontend Ferrata: frontend frameworks, headless and decoupled architectures, design systems, accessibility, and performance
• Backend Ascent: backend languages, API design, architecture, migrations, DevOps, hosting, and application security
• Editorial Summit: authoring tools like Drupal Canvas and blökkli, content modelling, editorial workflows, and multilingual
• Open Col: open source sustainability and funding, public sector tech, open web policy, privacy, and community building
• First Pitch: getting started with Drupal, first contributions, mentoring, and career paths

See You in Davos

Whether you build sites, write content, maintain modules, or are just getting started with Drupal, there is something on the program for you. Early bird tickets are limited, so get yours before 30 November.

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If you have questions about tickets or the program, write to us at info@drupalmountaincamp.ch.