Superintelligence Summit: DataCentre LIVE Planned in London for May 2027
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Superintelligence Summit: DataCentre LIVE is scheduled to take place at London’s QEII Centre on 10–11 May 2027, co-located with AI LIVE and Energy LIVE. The planned programme will examine AI and high-performance computing infrastructure, including power, cooling and data-center capacity.
- DataCentre LIVE is planned for 10–11 May 2027 at the QEII Centre in London.
- The event will be co-located with AI LIVE and Energy LIVE.
- Its stated agenda covers AI infrastructure, accelerated compute, power, cooling and data-center capacity.
- Organisers project more than 2,000 senior leaders, more than 60 speakers, 40 panels and three immersive formats.
- No associated infrastructure investment, capacity deployment, contract or technology implementation has been disclosed.
Superintelligence Summit: DataCentre LIVE has been announced for 10–11 May 2027 at the QEII Centre in London. The event will be co-located with AI LIVE and Energy LIVE.
The programme is intended to address the effect of AI, high-performance computing and next-generation infrastructure on the computing sector. Its stated agenda includes AI infrastructure and accelerated compute, alongside power, cooling and data-center capacity.
Organisers expect more than 2,000 senior technology and infrastructure leaders, with more than 60 expert speakers, 40 panel discussions and three immersive formats. These are planned event parameters rather than reported attendance or completed programme outcomes.
For data-center operators, infrastructure investors and energy-sector participants, the agenda reflects the increasingly direct link between AI deployment strategy and the practical requirements for computing infrastructure. Power availability, electrical supply, thermal management and capacity planning are central considerations for AI and HPC workloads. The summit could serve as a venue for discussion of these issues and for exchanging practices across the data-center and energy-infrastructure markets.
The available information does not identify any associated data-center capacity, investment, equipment suppliers, energy projects, commercial agreements or implemented technologies.
The event brings AI and HPC strategy together with the infrastructure constraints that determine deployment: power availability, electrical supply, cooling and data-center capacity. It could provide a forum for sharing practices and shaping demand for AI/HPC infrastructure solutions, although no contracts, investments, capacity additions or deployed technologies have been disclosed.
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