Some Drupal problems begin with too much rather than too little: too much legacy HTML, hundreds of career choices and brand sites, or code generated faster than teams can understand it. These Rotterdam sessions examine the structures that need to exist before speed becomes useful. ...more

For several DrupalCon Rotterdam sessions, the useful question is not simply whether Drupal teams can automate more. It is where automation should stop, where review should begin, and what people still have to judge for themselves. ...more

What changes when Drupal becomes something an enterprise AI agent can act on, rather than the place where every user must work? Pantheon plans to show that model running end to end in Rotterdam. ...more

The more consequential part of Dropsolid's Rotterdam presence is not the sponsorship tier. It is the argument that Drupal's content, permissions and workflows can form part of the control layer around AI systems using organisational knowledge. ...more

Putting AI into production raises harder questions than connecting a model to Drupal. Rotterdam speakers focus on context, evidence, controls and human review. ...more

A statewide publishing platform can reduce repeated technical work across public websites, but it also establishes an operating model that can outlast the migration that created it. ...more

Drupal’s marketing challenge now meets a second visibility question: what do ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude surface when people ask about the platform? ...more

The September disclosure turns a pre-announced security release into a broader maintenance task across 16 projects. Exposure varies sharply by configuration, so operators need more than the Critical labels to set priorities. ...more