Steven LafortuneOn June 1 to 4th, Devolutions will be at PowerShell Conference Europe 2026 in Wiesbaden, Germany — and we’re bringing the first public demonstration of something we’ve been building since we acquired PowerShell Universal.
PSConf EU holds a special place for us. It’s not a generic IT conference. It’s where the people who genuinely care about PowerShell — the ones who build with it, teach it, and push it to its limits — come together every year. It’s also where the ecosystem lives: the partners, the MVPs, the independent experts who shape how PowerShell is used in organizations around the world. The 2026 edition marks the 10th anniversary of the event, which makes it feel like even more of a milestone. For us, it’s the right place to show up, to be part of that ecosystem, and to demonstrate what our vision for PowerShell Universal actually looks like in practice.
A first look at AI in PowerShell Universal
When we acquired PowerShell Universal, we talked about the potential to take the platform further — to bring Devolutions’ engineering depth and long-term resources to bear on a tool that already had a strong foundation and a passionate user base. PSConf EU 2026 is where we’ll show you the first concrete result of that work.
For the first time, we’re introducing AI capabilities directly into PowerShell Universal. We’re keeping the details for the conference itself — that’s part of the fun — but the direction is practical rather than decorative: AI that fits into the workflows IT professionals already have, rather than asking them to change how they work to accommodate it.
This feature is a working product, not a roadmap item or a proof of concept. We’ll have a live demo running throughout the event, and we’d love for you to be the first to see it in action.
Adam and Marc-André on stage
What’s New in PowerShell Universal | Adam Driscoll, Creator of PowerShell Universal | Monday, June 1 at 2:45 PM
Since the last PSConf EU, a lot has happened with PowerShell Universal. Adam will walk through the new features that have shipped since then — including, for the first time publicly, what we’ve been building together since the acquisition. If you follow this platform, this is the session to be in the room for.
Implementing PSRemoting at Devolutions: Lessons Learned | Marc-André Moreau, CTO at Devolutions
Implementing PSRemoting inside real products exposes a surprising number of practical challenges — from PowerShell SDK limitations and assembly load conflicts, to WinRM configuration quirks, TrustedHosts behavior, and the realities of NTLM and Kerberos authentication. In this session, Marc-André walks through the lessons learned while building PSRemoting integrations in C#, exploring different transports such as WinRM, SSH, and stdin/stdout subprocess communication, and the techniques used to work around platform limitations in production software. If you’ve ever hit a wall shipping PowerShell into a real product, this session is for you.
Come find us
Beyond the sessions, our team will be at the Devolutions booth throughout the event. We’ll have the AI feature running for hands-on demos, and we genuinely want to hear what you think — early feedback from practitioners is exactly how we figure out what to build next.
PSConf EU is also where we want to connect with the people building things in and around PowerShell — whether you’re an independent consultant, an ISV, or an organization exploring what PowerShell Universal could do for your infrastructure. If you’ve ever thought about what a closer collaboration with Devolutions could look like, this is a good place to start that conversation.
We’ll also have something for people who stop by — real access to the Devolutions ecosystem, not just a sticker.
If you’re heading to Wiesbaden, come say hello. And if you’re not attending this year, we’ll be sharing session recordings and a full write-up of the announcement after the event.
See you there.
Marc-Andre Moreau