See the whole stack
Megawatts, silicon, models and go-to-market in the same building. Very few events put the power engineers and the model builders in the same room.
One focused day brings the entire AI ecosystem together under one roof - from keynote sessions and expert panels to hands-on workshops and a dynamic exhibition floor.
The AI Expo connects the people shaping every layer of the stack: power and infrastructure experts, chip designers, model builders, policy leaders, technology providers and the decision-makers turning AI into real-world impact.
One day. One hall. One badge. The full AI stack.
A hands-on guide on how to successfully scale generative AI models securely and efficiently across large enterprise workflows.
Exploring architectural best practices, orchestration frameworks, and real-world deployment patterns for autonomous multi-agent systems.
Navigating regulatory frameworks, data privacy, and mitigation strategies for bias in high-stakes enterprise machine learning.
Four hundred thousand volts at the pylon. About one volt at the die. Everything the industry is arguing about lives somewhere on that line.
Interconnection queues, capex and the real lead time on getting compute online.
Architecture, packaging and thermals when every watt is contested.
Safety, sovereignty and the rules being written while the systems ship.
The engineers, operators and teachers this build-out will need next.
Megawatts, silicon, models and go-to-market in the same building. Very few events put the power engineers and the model builders in the same room.
Keynotes are the start, not the point. Panels stay small, workshops stay hands-on, and speakers stay on the floor afterwards.
Send the whole team and split coverage — infrastructure on one track, product on another. Nobody has to choose which day matters most.
Main-stage talks from the people setting the agenda.
Structured meetups between sessions, not just a crowded hall.
Smaller rooms, sharper questions, room to disagree.
Hardware, infrastructure and product on the floor to try.
A side programme for attendees bringing family along.
Hands-on sessions you leave with something built.
Registration fee
The first 50 registrants can secure their conference ticket for just $100. After the first 50 registrations, the regular conference fee will be $400.
On October 22, EL AL operates 8 flights from New York to Israel
One day, one badge. Keynotes, exhibition floor, panels and workshops included.