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The Global Summit on Data Science and Cloud Computing, branded Data Science 2026, is an international meeting organised by Noveltics Group, a conference company based in Wilmington, Delaware. It is built around the theme of intelligent data and scalable clouds and addresses data scientists, cloud architects, AI and machine learning engineers, researchers, developers, IT leaders and business analysts. The summit is scheduled for 19 and 20 October 2026 in Rome, Italy. Its scope spans artificial intelligence, machine learning, data engineering, cloud architecture, cybersecurity and green cloud computing, with additional attention to quantum-ready cloud approaches. The organisers advertise more than 50 speakers and around 25 scientific sessions over the two days, positioning the event as a data science and cloud computing conference in Rome that combines academic and industry perspectives. The programme includes keynote presentations, scientific sessions, workshops and exhibitions, poster and e-poster presentations, B2B meetings and student forums for young researchers and startups, closing with an awards ceremony. Networking breaks give participants time to connect across disciplines. For practitioners working where data platforms meet cloud infrastructure, the summit provides a forum to compare research findings with real-world deployment experience.
Global Summit on Data Science and Cloud Computing 2026 takes place October 19–20, 2026 in Rome, Italy.
Global Summit on Data Science and Cloud Computing 2026 is an in-person event.
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October is one of the better months to be in Rome: the crushing summer heat has gone, daytime temperatures stay comfortable for walking, and the queues at the major sites have thinned from their August peak. Rain becomes more likely as the month progresses. For a two-day conference, the practical advantage is that Rome's centre is genuinely walkable, with layers of antiquity, Baroque and modern city stacked on the same streets.
Fiumicino (FCO) connects to Roma Termini by the Leonardo Express in around 32 minutes, with regional trains offering a cheaper, slower alternative. Ciampino (CIA) serves low-cost carriers and links by bus in roughly 40 minutes. Rome's metro has only three lines and misses much of the historic centre, so expect to walk or use buses and taxis for central journeys.
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Italian mobile networks cover Rome comprehensively, including most of the metro. An eSIM set up before arrival is the quickest route to working navigation, which matters in a city where the street layout defeats intuition. Set up an eSIM with Airalo before you board and you're online the moment you land.
Colosseum and Roman Forum. A combined ticket covers the amphitheatre, Forum and Palatine Hill, and timed entry is effectively mandatory. Allow three to four hours for all three. October light in the late afternoon is the best of the year for the Forum's ruins. Tickets on Tiqets →
Pantheon. The best-preserved building of Roman antiquity, still roofed by its original unreinforced concrete dome with an open oculus. Entry is now ticketed. Twenty minutes inside is enough, but the surrounding piazza rewards a longer sit with a coffee. Tickets on Tiqets →
Trastevere. Across the Tiber, this district of narrow cobbled lanes holds much of the city's evening life and its more interesting trattorias. It sits within walking distance of the centre via Ponte Sisto. Best after dark, when the piazzas fill.
Vatican Museums. An enormous collection culminating in the Sistine Chapel, requiring booked entry and considerable stamina. Early morning slots are markedly less crowded. Allow three hours minimum, and note that shoulders and knees must be covered. Tickets on Go City →
How do I get from Fiumicino to central Rome?
The Leonardo Express runs to Roma Termini in about 32 minutes. Cheaper regional trains and airport buses also serve the route more slowly.
Do I need to book major sites in advance?
Yes. The Colosseum, Vatican Museums and Pantheon all use timed entry, and walk-up availability in October is unreliable.
What is the weather like in October?
Mild and pleasant for walking, with daytime temperatures well down from summer. Rain becomes more frequent later in the month, so pack a light waterproof.
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