The Linux Foundation has announced that JupyterCon 2025 is just five days away, set to take place in San Diego. The event will feature keynotes from Project Jupyter co-creator Brian Granger and Stanford's David Donoho, among other innovators in data science. Attendees are encouraged to register to secure their spots.
On October 30, 2025, the Linux Foundation posted on X (formerly Twitter) to build excitement for JupyterCon 2025, stating it is five days away. The conference, focused on the future of data science, will occur in San Diego and include prominent speakers shaping the field.
Keynote speakers highlighted include Brian Granger, co-creator of Project Jupyter, and David Donoho from Stanford. The post emphasizes their roles as innovators, with additional speakers yet to be detailed in the announcement.
The Linux Foundation urges potential attendees to 'save your seat' and provides a registration link for the event. This promotional message aligns with the organization's efforts to promote open-source initiatives in data science and computing.
JupyterCon serves as a gathering for professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts in interactive computing and data analysis, building on the Jupyter project's legacy of tools like Jupyter Notebooks.