Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Two-day conference focused on enterprise AI deployment, covering generative AI, agentic systems, robotics, and intelligent infrastructure
- Designed for C-suite executives, government officials, investors, and technical leaders actively scaling AI implementations
- Applied use cases spanning energy, aviation, government services, industrial automation, and climate
- Features 150+ speakers, 100+ exhibitors, and expects over 6,000 attendees
- Sponsors include Salesforce, Dell Technologies, Snowflake, Alibaba Cloud, Infosys, and NTT Data
About the Event
Global AI Show Abu Dhabi takes place 23-24 March 2027 at Space42 Arena. The conference brings together enterprise leaders, founders, investors, researchers, and government officials working on AI deployment at scale. The programme combines keynotes, panel discussions, live demonstrations, and exhibition zones, with dedicated networking sessions and business matching.
Technical and Strategic Focus Areas
The event addresses the full AI technology stack, from foundational compute infrastructure to application-layer deployments. Core topics include generative AI and agentic systems, robotics integration, and intelligent infrastructure development. Sessions examine sovereign AI capacity, compute infrastructure requirements, and the global partnerships needed to support large-scale AI initiatives.
Sector-specific tracks cover AI applications in energy, aviation, justice systems, climate initiatives, and public services. Industrial automation and government digital transformation feature prominently, reflecting the regional emphasis on public sector AI strategy.
Workforce and Talent Development
Programming addresses talent gaps in AI, workforce transformation challenges, and diversity initiatives within the field. These sessions target organisations building internal AI capabilities alongside their technology investments.
Who Should Attend
The event targets CEOs, CIOs, CTOs, and other C-suite executives alongside senior engineers, technical leads, and product teams. Government officials and policymakers involved in public sector AI strategy will find relevant content, as will investors from venture capital firms and sovereign wealth funds. Academics, researchers, and innovation officers focused on applied AI research are also part of the intended audience.