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The Austin Forum on Technology & Society

Austin, Texas · Since 2006 · 501(c)(3) nonprofit

Technology,
in service of society.

The Austin Forum on Technology & Society connects a diverse community of tech leaders, experts, and enthusiasts to explore transformative technologies, share insights, and drive meaningful impact across technology and society.

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Aug19

The Data Center Dialogue: A Community Town Hall on the Realities, Risks, and Rewards of AI Infrastructure

6:00 PM – 8:00 PM · The Center for Government & Civic Service

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One of Austin's largest & oldest tech organizations

A forum in the truest sense — open to everyone

The Austin Forum explores technologies through the lens of their influence and impact on society. Everyone is invited to attend monthly presentations and discussion events, virtually or in person, to ask questions and share experiences and ideas.

Beyond events, the Forum publishes the Austin Forum Upload podcast and hosts a Slack workspace where tech leaders, professionals, learners, and enthusiasts continue the conversation.

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2006

Founded under TACC; relaunched downtown by Vizias in 2015

The Austin Forum Upload podcast · On hiatus — returning fall 2026

Latest: Episode 79Hot Takes and Real Talk on AI with Paco Nathan - Part 1

Insights, expertise, and opinions from experts, leaders, innovators, and creators — in informative but informal interviews and conversations.

Annual & in-kind partners

Backed by world-class and visionary organizations

Meet our partners
  • Adapter logo
  • AMD logo
  • Atchley & Associates, LLP logo
  • Good Systems logo
  • The Center for Government and Civic Service logo
  • South By Southwest logo

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The newsletter announces event registrations, shares new podcasts and blogs, and keeps the community updated on Austin Forum programming.

Between events, the conversation continues in the Austin Forum Slack workspace — before and after every presentation, discussion, and meetup.

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