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AI Infrastructure
Xchange USA 2027
Xchange USA 2027
Can AI Infrastructure Scale Fast Enough to Meet America's Next Wave of Compute Demand?
AI infrastructure is entering an execution race. Join hyperscalers, AI compute providers, data center developers, utilities, energy companies, technology leaders, investors, and infrastructure partners working to turn accelerating compute demand into power-ready, high-density, commercially viable infrastructure.
Why Attend
The Big Question Facing AI Infrastructure:
What Will It Take to Turn AI Demand into Deployable, Resource-Ready Infrastructure?
AI compute demand is accelerating faster than the infrastructure required to support it. Power availability, grid capacity, cooling, water, land, equipment, and development timelines are becoming critical constraints on where and how quickly new capacity can be deployed.
AI Infrastructure Xchange USA 2027 convenes the senior stakeholders responsible for building, powering, equipping, financing, and operating the next generation of AI infrastructure—from hyperscale campuses and AI factories to new distributed and alternative deployment models.
The ecosystem must now align compute architecture, power strategy, high-density cooling, site development, capital, resource efficiency, and community acceptance into infrastructure models capable of scaling reliably and commercially.
100+
Delegates
15+
Expert Speakers
5
Strategic Pillars
1
Power-Packed Day
What You Will Learn
Five Agenda Pillars for Scaling AI Infrastructure
The agenda is structured around the technical, infrastructure, operational, financial, and market priorities that will determine how AI compute moves from rapid capacity expansion to resilient, resource-ready, commercially sustainable infrastructure.
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Powering the AI Infrastructure Buildout
AI infrastructure growth is creating rapidly rising demand for reliable, scalable power. This theme examines large-load interconnection, transmission constraints, speed-to-power, behind-the-meter generation, microgrids, energy storage, natural gas, renewables, and advanced nuclear, while addressing electricity costs, grid resilience, ratepayer impacts, and the coordination required between utilities, developers, and hyperscalers.
02
Scaling AI Compute, Networking & Cluster Infrastructure
Scaling AI workloads requires more than adding GPUs. This theme explores accelerators, rack-scale computing, high-speed network fabrics, optics, interconnects, storage, memory, cluster reliability, and infrastructure utilization, alongside the evolving roles of hyperscalers, neoclouds, dedicated AI compute providers, and GPU-as-a-Service models in expanding high-performance computing capacity.
03
High-Density Data Center Power, Cooling & Thermal Infrastructure
Rapidly increasing rack densities are reshaping facility design. Discussions will examine direct-to-chip liquid cooling, immersion and advanced cooling architectures, high-density power distribution, coolant delivery, heat rejection, backup systems, and infrastructure integration, alongside closed-loop cooling, water efficiency, heat reuse, and strategies for increasing compute density without creating unsustainable power or water demands.
04
AI Data Center Development & Emerging Infrastructure Models
AI capacity must be developed faster despite constraints around power, fiber, water, land, permitting, equipment, and construction. This theme explores site strategy, modular and prefabricated deployment, AI factories, distributed infrastructure, and integration with dedicated power generation, while examining emerging offshore, subsea, and longer-term orbital compute models that could reshape where infrastructure is deployed.
05
Financing, Commercial Models & De-Risking AI Infrastructure Deployment
AI infrastructure is increasingly capital-intensive while technology and commercial models continue to evolve rapidly. This theme examines infrastructure investment, compute leasing, capacity agreements, power procurement, hyperscaler and neocloud models, and strategic partnerships, alongside utilization, obsolescence, construction, resource availability, permitting, and social license risks that increasingly influence long-term infrastructure bankability.
Who Attends
The AI Infrastructure Ecosystem
AI Infrastructure Xchange USA 2027 convenes the senior stakeholders responsible for scaling the physical infrastructure behind artificial intelligence, bringing together hyperscalers, AI compute providers, data center developers, utilities, technology companies, engineering firms, investors, energy providers, and policymakers shaping the next phase of AI infrastructure deployment.
70%+
Senior Decision-Maker Focus
Senior executives, technical leaders, investors, infrastructure strategists, project developers, utility stakeholders, and commercial decision-makers responsible for AI compute, power strategy, data center development, capital allocation, and infrastructure execution.
100+ Organizations
Curated AI Infrastructure Ecosystem
A focused ecosystem spanning AI compute, cloud infrastructure, data centers, semiconductors, networking, power generation, grid infrastructure, cooling, engineering, construction, investment, and policy.
Core Attendee Profiles
Hyperscalers, AI Cloud & Compute Providers
Infrastructure, capacity planning, cloud, and AI leaders responsible for scaling compute across hyperscale platforms, neoclouds, AI factories, and dedicated GPU infrastructure.
HyperscaleNeocloudGPUaaSCapacity
Data Center Developers, Operators & Colocation Leaders
Executives and project teams responsible for site development, capacity expansion, colocation strategy, facility operations, permitting, construction, and AI-ready infrastructure deployment.
Site StrategyColocationPermittingConstruction
Utilities, Power Producers & Energy Infrastructure Providers
Utility executives, power developers, energy strategists, and grid specialists addressing large-load connections, generation, transmission, storage, power procurement, and speed-to-power.
InterconnectionGenerationTransmissionPPAs
Semiconductor, Server, Networking & Data Infrastructure Leaders
Technology companies developing the processors, servers, networking, optics, memory, storage, and interconnect infrastructure required to operate increasingly large AI compute clusters.
AcceleratorsOpticsFabricsMemory
Cooling, Electrical, Engineering & Construction Partners
Infrastructure specialists responsible for thermal management, electrical systems, water infrastructure, modular design, engineering, construction, commissioning, and facility reliability.
Liquid CoolingPower DistributionModularCommissioning
Investors, Policy & Development Stakeholders
Infrastructure investors, capital providers, government agencies, economic development organizations, policymakers, and advisors supporting AI infrastructure investment and project delivery.
Infrastructure FundsProject FinancePolicyEcon Dev
Who You Can Expect to Meet
Trusted by Industry Leaders
Join organizations participating across AI compute, hyperscale cloud, data center development, semiconductors, networking, power generation, grid infrastructure, cooling, engineering, construction, investment, and digital infrastructure.
MicrosoftGoogleAmazon Web ServicesMetaOraclexAIOpenAINVIDIAAMDIntelBroadcomCiscoArista NetworksDell TechnologiesHewlett Packard EnterpriseSupermicroLenovoCoreWeaveCrusoeLambdaVultrNebiusApplied DigitalHut 8IRENDigital RealtyEquinixQTS Data CentersCyrusOneVantage Data CentersSTACK InfrastructureDataBankNTT Global Data CentersEdgeConneXAligned Data CentersCompass DatacentersSwitchIron Mountain Data CentersFlexentialStream Data CentersSabey Data CentersCenterPoint EnergyEntergy TexasERCOTOncorAmerican Electric PowerDuke EnergyDominion EnergySouthern CompanyNextEra EnergyMicrosoftGoogleAmazon Web ServicesMetaOraclexAIOpenAINVIDIAAMDIntelBroadcomCiscoArista NetworksDell TechnologiesHewlett Packard EnterpriseSupermicroLenovoCoreWeaveCrusoeLambdaVultrNebiusApplied DigitalHut 8IRENDigital RealtyEquinixQTS Data CentersCyrusOneVantage Data CentersSTACK InfrastructureDataBankNTT Global Data CentersEdgeConneXAligned Data CentersCompass DatacentersSwitchIron Mountain Data CentersFlexentialStream Data CentersSabey Data CentersCenterPoint EnergyEntergy TexasERCOTOncorAmerican Electric PowerDuke EnergyDominion EnergySouthern CompanyNextEra Energy
VistraConstellation EnergyNRG EnergyGE VernovaSiemens EnergyBloom EnergyCaterpillarCumminsOkloX-energyTerraPowerNuScale PowerVertivSchneider ElectricEatonABBJohnson ControlsTrane TechnologiesCarrierModineCoolIT SystemsLiquidStackSubmerMotivairBoydDelta ElectronicsnVentRittalCorningCienaLumen TechnologiesZayoMarvell TechnologyTurner ConstructionDPR ConstructionMortensonBurns & McDonnellBlack & VeatchJacobsAECOMFluorBechtelRosendinHolder ConstructionBlackstoneKKRBrookfield Asset ManagementDigitalBridgeStonepeakMacquarie Asset ManagementVistraConstellation EnergyNRG EnergyGE VernovaSiemens EnergyBloom EnergyCaterpillarCumminsOkloX-energyTerraPowerNuScale PowerVertivSchneider ElectricEatonABBJohnson ControlsTrane TechnologiesCarrierModineCoolIT SystemsLiquidStackSubmerMotivairBoydDelta ElectronicsnVentRittalCorningCienaLumen TechnologiesZayoMarvell TechnologyTurner ConstructionDPR ConstructionMortensonBurns & McDonnellBlack & VeatchJacobsAECOMFluorBechtelRosendinHolder ConstructionBlackstoneKKRBrookfield Asset ManagementDigitalBridgeStonepeakMacquarie Asset Management
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How This Will Help You Compete
Your Competitive Edge in AI Infrastructure
Competitive advantage will increasingly depend on aligning compute capacity, power availability, infrastructure technology, development strategy, capital, and stakeholder support into executable deployment plans.
Power & Capacity Strategy
Benchmark power procurement, interconnection, generation, and behind-the-meter approaches capable of improving speed-to-power while managing reliability, cost, and grid impacts.
Infrastructure Technology Validation
Assess emerging compute, networking, cooling, power, and facility technologies against real deployment requirements, performance expectations, and infrastructure constraints.
Deployment & Site Readiness
Identify approaches to site selection, permitting, modular construction, resource availability, and infrastructure integration that can reduce development risk and accelerate capacity.
Capital & Commercial Alignment
Understand how developers, hyperscalers, compute providers, utilities, and investors are structuring partnerships, capacity agreements, power arrangements, and infrastructure investment.
Resource & Social License Strategy
Strengthen approaches to power, water, land, environmental impact, community engagement, and local economic benefits as these factors become increasingly important to project viability.
What You Will Leave With
Actionable Intelligence, Not Just Insights
Five concrete outcomes to help shape your AI infrastructure strategy, investment priorities, and deployment roadmap.
Assess
Evaluate the power, compute, cooling, resource, development, and capital constraints most likely to influence your infrastructure strategy.
Identify
Spot credible technologies, partnerships, sites, and infrastructure models capable of accelerating capacity deployment and improving efficiency.
Benchmark
Compare your strategy against emerging approaches across hyperscalers, AI compute providers, developers, utilities, technology companies, and investors.
Strengthen
Improve decision-making around infrastructure integration, resource efficiency, commercial resilience, stakeholder engagement, and project execution.
Position
Place your organization at the center of the partnerships, technologies, investments, and projects shaping the next generation of AI infrastructure.
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Secure Your Place
Secure Your Place at the Forefront of AI Infrastructure Deployment
Join hyperscalers, AI compute providers, data center developers, utilities, energy companies, technology leaders, investors, and infrastructure partners addressing the technologies, resources, partnerships, and investments required to scale the AI economy.
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Super Early Bird Registration
$595
plus taxes and fees
- Full Conference Access
- Presentation Slide Access (permitted material)
- 20% Discount for Group Bookings (3+ Delegates)
- Digital Certificate of Participation
- Exclusive Discount at Upcoming Events
Early Bird Registration
$795
plus taxes and fees
- Full Conference Access
- Presentation Slide Access (permitted material)
- 20% Discount for Group Bookings (3+ Delegates)
- Digital Certificate of Participation
- Exclusive Discount at Upcoming Events
Regular Registration
$995
plus taxes and fees
- Full Conference Access
- Presentation Slide Access (permitted material)
- 20% Discount for Group Bookings (3+ Delegates)
- Digital Certificate of Participation
- Exclusive Discount at Upcoming Events
*All prices are in USD
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Partner with the Leaders Building AI Infrastructure
Align your organization with senior decision-makers advancing AI compute, data center development, power infrastructure, high-density cooling, networking, project financing, and next-generation deployment models, and gain a focused platform to showcase expertise, build visibility, and engage leaders shaping the next phase of commercially scalable AI infrastructure.
Only 1 Available
Title Sponsor
$11,795
plus taxes and fees
- 8 Delegate Passes
- 10'x20' Exhibition Space
- Brand Placement on Event Website
- Logo Placement on Delegate Kits
- Branded Inserts in Delegate Kits
- Access to Sponsorship Add-ons
- 4 Banner Placements in High-Traffic Areas
- Dedicated Social Media Announcement
- Speaking Opportunity
- Session Hosting Opportunity
- Access to Attendee List
- Presentation Recording Access
Platinum Sponsor
$4,795
plus taxes and fees
- 5 Delegate Passes
- 10'x20' Exhibition Space
- Brand Placement on Event Website
- Logo Placement on Delegate Kits
- Branded Inserts in Delegate Kits
- Access to Sponsorship Add-ons
- 2 Banner Placements in High-Traffic Areas
- Dedicated Social Media Announcement
- Speaking Opportunity
- Session Hosting Opportunity
Gold Sponsor
$2,795
plus taxes and fees
- 3 Delegate Passes
- 10'x10' Exhibition Space
- Brand Placement on Event Website
- Logo Placement on Delegate Kits
- Branded Inserts in Delegate Kits
- Access to Sponsorship Add-ons
- 1 Banner Placement in High-Traffic Areas
Silver Sponsor
$1,795
plus taxes and fees
- 2 Delegate Passes
- Brand Placement on Event Website
- Logo Placement on Delegate Kits
- Branded Inserts in Delegate Kits
- Access to Sponsorship Add-ons
*All prices are in USD
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