DIC2027 Global Digital Intelligence Computing Power Conference and Exhibition

The DIC2027 Global Digital Intelligence Computing Power Conference and Exhibition will be held from February 25 to 27, 2027, at the Hangzhou International Expo Center, with the theme "Building a Green Computing Power Ecosystem to Boost Digital Economy Upgrades." This conference is positioned as the first national exhibition focusing on five major tracks: computing power, storage, data centers, networks, and cloud computing, covering an exhibition area of 40,000 square meters. Over 500 exhibiting companies and more than 50,000 professional visitors are expected to attend the event.

The conference is co-hosted by several organizations including Infor Conference and Exhibition (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., the Zhejiang Artificial Intelligence Society, the Hangzhou Digital Economy Federation, and the Yangtze River Delta (Hangzhou) Manufacturing Digitalization Capability Center. It also has international collaborations with partners such as the Asian Computing Power Alliance (ACPU) and the American Artificial Intelligence Association (AAIA). The event will be organized by Jiangsu Infor Conference and Exhibition Co., Ltd. and Biki Exhibition (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

There are eight core highlights of the conference: full-chain coverage of the computing power industry, incorporating all aspects from chip hardware to applications; a high-level summit attended by academicians and industry executives to interpret policies and trends in computing power; a focus on cutting-edge technologies like liquid cooling and integrated storage and computing; and precise matching between carriers, cloud providers, and terminal enterprises.

The forum activities will include a main forum addressing policy interpretations and technical sharing and multiple parallel sub-forums covering hot topics in AI inference computing, edge computing, industry, and healthcare.

Moreover, there will be global product launches featuring new computing power products and industry standards, while actively promoting the building of a domestic ecosystem. This conference is not only open to government parks, research institutions, and industry chain manufacturers but is also a key focus for capital media, aiming to comprehensively promote the development and exchange of the computing power industry.