TLDR: The “Accelerating AI Conference” is set to return to Milton Keynes on September 25, 2025, as part of MK Tech Week. This year’s event, co-organized by several key technology and business entities, aims to provide businesses with practical insights into leveraging artificial intelligence for growth and efficiency, building on the city’s established reputation as an AI hub.
Milton Keynes is once again poised to host a significant event in the realm of artificial intelligence with the return of the “Accelerating AI Conference” on Thursday, September 25, 2025. The conference, a key component of MK Tech Week, will take place at The Ridgeway Centre and is designed to empower local businesses with the knowledge and tools to integrate AI effectively into their operations.
This year’s iteration sees an expanded collaborative effort, with the event being co-organized by Fliweel.tech, Qoob, Dragon IS, South Midlands Growth Hub, and Pulse Group Media. This partnership underscores a growing ambition to showcase the latest advancements in AI and provide actionable strategies for enhancing performance, efficiency, and growth across various business sectors.
The conference will feature industry experts, thought leaders, and innovators who will share insights, case studies, and success stories demonstrating AI’s transformative potential. Attendees can expect to gain a deeper understanding of how AI can boost productivity, streamline processes, and drive innovation within their organizations. The event is particularly aimed at businesses with 25 or more employees, regardless of their sector, seeking a competitive edge through AI.
Milton Keynes has firmly established itself as a dynamic hub for artificial intelligence, notably hosting the landmark AI Safety Summit in November 2023, which culminated in the signing of the Bletchley Declaration. The city also celebrated its standing with the Milton Keynes AI (MKAI) Festival from October 28 to November 1, 2024, attracting over 2,300 attendees. Events like the “Accelerating AI Conference” further solidify Milton Keynes’ commitment to fostering AI innovation and providing accessible learning experiences for its business community.
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Matthew Rigby-White, Managing Director of Qoob, emphasized the significant opportunities AI presents for small and medium-sized businesses to scale and innovate. Martin Lewis-Stevenson, Director of Pulse Group Media, highlighted their pride in serving as a media partner, reinforcing their commitment to providing insights into AI’s transformative role in modern enterprises. The conference aims to help business leaders “cut through the noise” and discover practical, impactful ways to leverage AI, whether they are just beginning their AI journey or looking to refine existing strategies.
