Beijing AI Computing Power Industry Conference and ExhibitionAIDC

The Beijing AI Computing Power Industry Conference and Exhibition (AIDC) is built on comprehensive collaboration among industry, academia, research institutions, end-users, financial entities, and media. It brings together national authorities, academicians and experts, leading industry players, innovative enterprises, and investment‑related media to jointly explore pathways for upgrading the computing power network architecture and co‑building a thriving ecosystem. By accelerating technological innovation, standard implementation,成果转化, and industrial empowerment, the event aims to lay a solid foundation of integrated, intelligent, and green computing power, thereby bolstering efforts to build a cyber‑strong nation, a digital China, and a smart society.

Today, the digital economy and artificial intelligence are rapidly permeating all sectors and achieving deep integration. As a new form of productive force and a core strategic resource in the digital era, computing power has become the robust cornerstone for nurturing new‑type productivity, driving industrial transformation and upgrading, and supporting the development of Digital China.

This exhibition gathers over a hundred industry-leading enterprises, covering the entire computing‑power value chain—including AI agents, cloud service providers, intelligent computing centers, computing‑power operation and scheduling, algorithm optimization, computing‑power tokens, and computing‑electricity coordination—alongside AI chips, storage devices, liquid‑cooling systems, high‑speed networks, and other critical infrastructure components.

Selected past participants include: Huawei, Kingsoft Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, Zhipu AI, Tencent Cloud, CenturyLink, Digital China, Intel, Inventec, GIGABYTE, Sugon, Inspur Storage, Mianbi Intelligence, Qingyun Tian, Boda Big Data, Wuxiang Cloud Valley, Xinwei Intelligent Computing, Bainai Technology, Seagate, AVIC Optoelectronics, KSTAR, Kehua Technology, Vertiv, Brother Ocean, AikosaiBo, Suqiao, Changzhijian, Zhongke Guoli, ASRock, Yamei Yishou, Lianli, Fengrunda, YunChuang Zhida, LeRui Technology, Bull, MenDian Wansheng, ULVAC, Quansheng Technology, Yunku Intelligent, and many others.

Against this backdrop, the paradigm of computing‑power industry development is undergoing profound evolution. The sector’s focus has shifted from early-stage, point‑by‑point node construction and large‑scale infrastructure deployment to a new phase of high‑quality growth characterized by system optimization, enhanced efficiency, seamless interconnectivity, green and low‑carbon practices, and a strong emphasis on empowerment. At the Beijing AI Computing Power Industry Conference and Exhibition (AIDC), interconnected computing power, green and low‑carbon supply chains, synergistic computing‑electricity integration, secure and controllable computing‑network operations, and universally accessible intelligent computing power have emerged as the central themes driving industry progress.