Radix takes Silver Sponsor role at Future Digital Twin & AI Amsterdam 2026

Radix will expand its European push as a Silver Sponsor of Future Digital Twin & AI Amsterdam 2026 on Sept. 18 at the Mövenpick Hotel in Amsterdam City. The move follows the company’s RUSH EMEA momentum and highlights its push to scale digital twin and AI tools across the energy sector.

Why it matters: - Radix is using the Amsterdam event to deepen its European footprint and position its digital twin and AI offerings for upstream, midstream and downstream energy operators. - The company is framing the effort around faster operational gains, with a focus on turning complex industrial data into measurable business value. - The conference also gives Radix another high-visibility venue to strengthen ties with Shell and other energy-sector partners.

What happened: - Radix announced it will serve as a Silver Sponsor of Future Digital Twin & AI Amsterdam 2026 on Sept. 18, 2026, at the Mövenpick Hotel, Amsterdam City. - The sponsorship marks Radix’s first time as an official Silver Sponsor at the event. - Radix attended the conference in 2024, when leadership discussed aging industrial assets, data fragmentation and autonomous operations. - The announcement follows the success of RUSH EMEA in Amsterdam.

The details: - Radix is presenting its approach as “From Vision to Value: Speed to Value at Scale.” - The company says the model links business, process and asset operations to support operational excellence through data-driven technology. - The conference is organized in collaboration with Shell. - Radix says the event builds on its partnership with Shell and its work at the Energy Transition Campus Amsterdam. - John De Koning, President of EMEA at Radix, said the sponsorship marks an important milestone in the company’s growth across Europe. - De Koning said Radix wants to show how the company turns operational challenges into measurable business value through data-driven solutions. - John de Koning, President Europe & Middle East at Radix, will speak on Panel 3, titled “Scaling Digital Twins Beyond Pilots – Pivoting from POC to Bottom Line Impact at Scale.” - Rosenxt’s Partha Pratim Dev, Venture Manager, Offshore Engineering Structure, will moderate the panel. - Other panelists include Michael Hotaling of ExxonMobil, Arnold Hes of Shell, Meaghan Snethlage of VEERUM and Thomas Schoch of Siemens Energy. - The panel will focus on data governance and interoperability, IT/OT convergence and zero trust, and moving from proof of concept to real ROI. - Radix’s delegation will include John de Koning, Dyego Barbosa, Vinicius Placido, Horst Fischer and Bhavik Mithani. - Radix says the group will show how digital twins and generative AI can turn complex data into faster ROI. - Radix was founded in 2010 and operates globally. - The company has headquarters in Houston and Rio de Janeiro, with additional offices in São Paulo and Belo Horizonte. - Radix says it works in more than 30 countries and serves asset-intensive industries with consulting, engineering, operations technology and digital solutions. - More information is available in the company’s announcement.

Between the lines: - Radix is pairing a sponsorship with executive speaking slots and a large delegation, a sign the company is treating the conference as a commercial and relationship-building event, not just a branding exercise. - The focus on scaling beyond pilots suggests Radix is trying to move the discussion from experimentation to implementation and return on investment. - The Shell tie-in and ETCA presence point to a strategy built around credibility with large operators and energy-transition stakeholders.

What's next: - Radix will use the Sept. 18 event to present its digital twin and AI capabilities to energy-industry decision-makers in Amsterdam. - The company is expected to continue positioning its European expansion around operational optimization, data integration and AI-enabled asset performance. - The panel discussion should surface how energy companies plan to move digital-twin projects from pilot programs into broader deployment.