BizClik Announces SuperIntelligence Summit Combining Data Centre, AI and Infrastructure Events
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BizClik has launched the SuperIntelligence Summit, bringing Data Centre LIVE, AI LIVE and the new Infrastructure LIVE together under one format. The inaugural two-day event is scheduled for 10–11 May 2027 at London’s QEII Centre, followed by a Washington, DC edition planned for October 2027.
- BizClik is combining Data Centre LIVE, AI LIVE and Infrastructure LIVE under the SuperIntelligence Summit brand.
- The first two-day summit is scheduled for 10–11 May 2027 at the QEII Centre in London.
- A Washington, DC edition is planned for October 2027, with no exact dates specified.
- The six-area programme includes data centres and AI factories, compute, energy and infrastructure.
- The announcement concerns an industry event, not the delivery, financing or commissioning of data-centre or power infrastructure.
BizClik has announced the SuperIntelligence Summit, a combined event format encompassing Data Centre LIVE, AI LIVE and Infrastructure LIVE. The programme is positioned around the links between AI, compute capacity, energy supply and physical infrastructure.
The inaugural summit will run for two days, from 10–11 May 2027, at the QEII Centre in London. A second event is planned for Washington, DC, in October 2027.
The programme is structured around six core focus areas. Its stated themes include data centres and AI factories, compute, energy and infrastructure—areas increasingly central to the deployment of large-scale AI workloads. For data-centre operators and infrastructure providers, the event is intended as a venue to discuss the interdependencies between available compute, power delivery and the physical systems required to support expansion.
The announcement is a market-event development rather than a capacity or project announcement. It includes no information on new data-centre capacity, energy capacity, CAPEX, financing, confirmed event partners or attendee numbers.
The combined format could signal further convergence between AI demand and the data-centre, power and infrastructure markets. For equipment suppliers, colocation and data-centre operators, energy companies and consultants, it may offer a setting for partnership discussions and for examining the constraints on scaling AI workloads.
The summit reflects the growing convergence of AI demand with data-centre capacity, power supply and physical infrastructure. It does not add data-centre or energy capacity directly, but could provide a forum for operators, suppliers, energy companies and advisers to address the constraints shaping AI-scale deployment.
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