On 29–30 October 2026, Broadcom brings the Automic community back to Darmstadt for Automic World Revival 2026 — the first Automic World event in ten years — and Tricise is inviting our customers to join as guests. The two-day programme covers the Automic roadmap straight from Broadcom’s product team, hands-on AI and automation use cases across banking and SAP, and dedicated time in the Automic Engineering Lab.
The event is aimed at IT operations, automation, and platform teams already running Automic, together with decision-makers who want a first-hand view of where the SaaS and AI roadmap is headed. Attendance is free, and Tricise is offering a limited number of complimentary guest passes from its own partner allocation.
Why Automic World Revival 2026 matters
Automic World hasn’t run in a decade, and its return signals Broadcom’s long-term commitment to the platform and the community around it. It is a rare chance to hear directly from the people building and steering the Automic roadmap, not filtered through a webinar or a release note — the first time that conversation happens in person, at scale, since the Broadcom acquisition. It is also why Tricise is not running its usual autumn Automic Roundtable in Frankfurt, Munich and Stuttgart this year: we are bringing that energy to Darmstadt instead.
What you’ll take away
- Direct access to Broadcom’s Automic product and engineering teams, including an exclusive look at the current roadmap
- Practical perspectives from breakout sessions on AI in enterprise automation, observability, SAP, and VMware Cloud Foundation
- Hands-on time in the Automic Engineering Lab and the Meet-the-Experts Lounge
- Structured networking built into the schedule — a Day 1 dinner reception and a Day 2 community luncheon, not just coffee-break small talk
- A chance to reconnect with the wider Automic user community after a ten-year gap
Who should attend
IT operations, automation, and platform teams already running Automic, plus decision-makers evaluating the SaaS and AI direction of the product — including anyone weighing the Automic V26 upgrade path Tricise covered on the blog.
Hosted by Broadcom
This is a Broadcom event — organised and hosted by Broadcom’s Automic product and engineering teams, and supported by Broadcom’s entire partner network, Tricise included. Sessions are led by Broadcom experts and fellow Automic customers. Tricise is coordinating a limited allocation of guest passes for our customers, alongside every other participating partner doing the same for theirs.
Quick facts
- Date: 29–30 October 2026 · CET/UTC+1
- Duration: Day 1, 13:30–21:30 · Day 2, 08:30–14:30
- Format: In-person · free of charge
- Language: German (The organizers are currently planning to provide translation devices for non-German-speaking attendees.)
- Organiser: Broadcom, hosted with Tricise and the wider Automic partner network
- Location: Darmstadtium, Schlossgraben 1, 64283 Darmstadt, Germany (Room Europium 3)
- Topic: Automic SaaS, AI, and next-generation workload automation
- Regional focus: DACH · international customers welcome
Frequently asked questions
What does it cost to attend?
Nothing. Tricise is offering a limited number of complimentary guest passes to our customers from our partner allocation for this event.
Where exactly does it take place, and how do I get there?
The event is held at the Darmstadtium in Darmstadt, Germany (Room Europium 3), a short trip from Darmstadt Central Station and Frankfurt Airport. Paid parking is available on site.
Is accommodation included?
Accommodation isn’t included, but Broadcom has reserved a limited block of hotel rooms nearby at a preferential rate. Details and the booking code are on the registration page — since both the hotel block and Tricise’s guest passes are limited, we recommend booking early.
How many seats does Tricise have, and how do I secure one?
Tricise has a limited number of guest passes for customers. Register through the link below using our partner invitation, and you’ll receive an email once your registration is confirmed.
Who is this event for?
Anyone from an Automic customer organisation — IT operations, automation, or platform teams, as well as decision-makers evaluating the Automic roadmap.
Register
Tricise’s allocation of guest passes for this event is limited, so we recommend registering as early as possible.