AI Infrastructure: Powering the Human-Centered AI Economy
AI has moved from experimentation to deployment. Models are scaling. Enterprise adoption is accelerating. But the limiting factor is no longer algorithms—it is infrastructure. The AI arms race is not just about better models. It is about controlling the stack. Data centers are no longer passive storage facilities; they are AI factories where silicon, power, cooling, networking, and orchestration converge to produce intelligence at scale. The companies and regions that command this stack will define the next decade of economic competitiveness. If AI is the industrial revolution of this decade, this track explores the infrastructure and factories that power it. Through a keynote conversation and focused panels featuring hyperscalers, colocation providers, AI-native data center operators, semiconductor leaders, entrepreneurs, and investors, we will examine where the real bottlenecks—and opportunities—lie. By the end of this session, attendees will understand why AI infrastructure is no longer a background function, but a strategic moat shaping capital, competition, and long-term advantage in the AI economy.