KACI to Hold 'AI-Cloud Big Tech 2026' on the 1st of Next Month
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The Korea Artificial Intelligence Cloud Industry Association (KACI) said on the 23rd that it will hold the third AI-Cloud Big Tech 2026 on the 1st of next month at the Grand Hall on the 7th floor of the Yangjae L Tower.
The event will review changes in AI technology evolution and Cloud and data center infrastructure, and this year’s theme is "AI-Cloud Opened by Advance, Connect, and Transform."
Lectures and exhibition and promotional booths will be operated, and about 300 government, public institution, corporate, and AI and Cloud supplier representatives are expected to participate.
The Korea Artificial Intelligence Cloud Industry Association (KACI) said on the 23rd that it will hold the third AI-Cloud Big Tech 2026 on the 1st of next month. The event will take place at the Grand Hall on the 7th floor of the Yangjae L Tower. AI-Cloud Big Tech is a specialized technology conference now in its third year.
The main focus of the event is to review the evolution of AI technology and changes in Cloud and data center infrastructure. This year’s theme is "AI-Cloud Opened by Advance, Connect, and Transform." The event will center on changes in the technology ecosystem and industry sites, from AI infrastructure to platforms and services.
The event is organized to avoid simply listing individual technologies. It will provide a single venue to take in technology trends spanning AI infrastructure such as artificial intelligence data centers (AIDC) and graphics processing units (GPU), as well as AI-PaaS, AIOps, SaaS, work environments, and security.
The event is designed to connect government and public institution officials, as well as corporate representatives who are considering or operating AI adoption, with AI and Cloud suppliers. It will offer government, public institution, and corporate attendees considering or operating AI adoption an opportunity to compare technologies and application cases, while giving AI and Cloud suppliers an opportunity to expand touchpoints with potential demand institutions.
At the venue, lectures and exhibition and promotional booth programs for participating companies will be held. On site, attendees will be able to directly check out AI and Cloud technologies and services, and discuss adoption and cooperation plans with company representatives. About 300 people are expected to attend, including government and related agency officials, local government and public institution officials in charge of adopting AI and Cloud, domestic AI and Cloud companies, and industry officials.
Regarding this structure, Kim Bong-gyun, chairman of the Korea Artificial Intelligence Cloud Industry Association, said AI competition is intensifying. He explained that the benchmark for AI competitiveness has expanded from AI models themselves to data centers, Cloud, and platform capabilities. He added that, for the growth of the AI industry, an ecosystem in which infrastructure, platforms, and services are organically connected must grow together.
The speaker said he expects AI-Cloud Big Tech to be meaningful in connecting companies and technologies across the AI infrastructure, platform, and service sectors. He added that he hopes such connections will become a venue that leads to actual industrial innovation and new businesses.
In August, the Korea Artificial Intelligence Cloud Industry Association changed the existing name of its "PaaS Support Subcommittee" to the "AI Native Platform (ANP) Subcommittee." The association pushed ahead with expanding the role of the subcommittee and the industrial ecosystem in response to the AI era.
Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
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