Hangzhou Global Intelligent Computing Conference & Exhibition

The Hangzhou Global Intelligent Computing Conference & Exhibition (DIC) is an international industry exchange and showcase platform focusing on the five core areas of computing, storage, data centers, networking, and cloud computing. The event adopts a diversified format featuring high-level conferences, specialized forums, product demonstrations, new product launches, and supply–demand matchmaking, spanning the entire industrial chain from computing chips and complete servers to high-speed interconnects, storage systems, liquid cooling and thermal management, data center construction and operations, cloud platforms, computing orchestration, security and operations, and industry-specific computing solutions.

The computing industry serves as the core foundation of the digital economy and the strategic infrastructure for AI development, while also providing critical support for cultivating new productivity drivers and accelerating digital transformation across all sectors. According to industry statistics, global revenue in the computing technology sector reached USD 1.95 trillion in 2025, with the overall market size projected to exceed USD 3.4 trillion by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate of approximately 12.5%. In 2026, the total global compute infrastructure market surpassed USD 1.92 trillion, up 15.1% year over year, underscoring robust growth momentum.

As large models, multimodal AI, and industrial intelligence accelerate their deployment, technologies such as general-purpose computing, high-performance computing, intelligent computing, green computing, compute-network integration, and storage-compute convergence are undergoing rapid iteration: By 2025, general-purpose computing capacity exceeded 800 petaflops per second, an increase of about 37% year over year; storage-compute integrated chips have achieved commercial deployment in edge inference scenarios, with shipments growing 210% YoY; heterogeneous computing architectures now account for over 62% of deployments; and the total number of deployed edge computing nodes has surpassed 180 million, covering more than 20 vertical industries. Construction of computing infrastructure, upgrades to storage architectures, high-speed network interconnects, low-carbon transformation of data centers, and the development of cloud-native and computing orchestration ecosystems have become focal points for the global industry, driving increasingly urgent needs for collaborative innovation and supply–demand alignment within the computing value chain.



Eight Key Highlights of the Exhibition 

End-to-End Coverage

Spanning chips, hardware, infrastructure, platforms, and applications, fully covering the entire intelligent computing industry value chain.

Focus on Technological Frontiers

Highlighting cutting-edge technologies including green liquid cooling, storage-compute integration, compute networks, AI-driven computing orchestration, and domestic substitution initiatives.

Precise Supply–Demand Matchmaking

Enabling face-to-face, precision matching among operators, cloud providers, government and enterprise buyers, system integrators, and end-user companies.

Scenario-Based Implementation Orientation

Focusing on real-world application scenarios in industries such as manufacturing, energy, transportation, healthcare, and urban governance to empower industrial digitalization.

High-Level Summit Events

Featuring leading academicians, industry regulators, and executives from major corporations sharing insights and interpreting national computing policies and industry trends.

Concentrated Global New Product Launches

Bringing together annual global new products, technological breakthroughs, industry white papers, and standard specifications for centralized unveiling.

Joint Development of Domestic Ecosystems

Centering on self-reliant and controllable computing systems to promote the localization of domestic chips, servers, storage, and software/hardware ecosystems.

International Perspective

Connecting with international cutting-edge computing capabilities, technical standards, and industrial collaborations to build a world-class computing exchange platform.

Hangzhou Global Intelligent Computing Conference & Exhibition tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.