What the EU AI Act requires from your data
Watch the recorded session on what the Act actually requires at the data layer, where most organizations stand today, and what an AI-ready, audit-ready foundation looks like in practice.
Relief, not exemption
In May 2026, the EU's Digital Omnibus pushed the high-risk deadline out. That bought organizations real time, and it's also the moment most of them will waste it.
The obligations didn't disappear. They resolved into a small set of questions about your data that no model can answer on its own. Answer those, and you've satisfied most of what the Act asks. Skip them, and the deferral just delays the reckoning.
One deadline moved. Not the one you think.
Most teams are tracking a single clock. There are two, and they move independently. Miss the wrong one because you planned around the other, and the deferral hasn't helped you at all. We walk through which obligations apply now, which ones you've actually been given more time on, and what to do with that time.
The handful of questions behind every high-risk obligation, and why your data has to answer them before a regulator does
Which clock applies to which obligation, so you're not solving the wrong problem on the wrong timeline
A live read on where you actually stand, scored against Timextender's AR² framework
How Baker Tilly, Vodafone Iceland, and Komatsu built data foundations that satisfy regulators as a byproduct, not a project
Frequently Asked Questions
Around 30 minutes. Built to be watched in one sitting.
No. Most of it applies to any organization mapping its AI inventory against the Act. The second half shows how Timextender's Data Platform satisfies the underlying data requirements, useful whether you're evaluating for the first time or already run Timextender.
Built for CDOs, CTOs, VPs of IT, Heads of Data, and Security/GRC leads. Architecture-level thinking, not a syntax walkthrough.
A clear read on which of your AI systems carry real obligations, which timeline applies to each, and a way to score your own data foundation in about three minutes.
About Timextender
Timextender offers the Timextender Data Platform, a unified platform with four modules: Data Integration, Data Enrichment, Data Quality, and Orchestration. The modules operate independently today as standalone products, and we are actively unifying them into a cohesive web app, eventually connected by shared metadata across the platform.
Timextender helps teams build AI-ready data using metadata-driven automation across any data source, while supporting deployment across cloud, hybrid, or on-prem environments.
