Yotta 2026 Opens in Las Vegas with Trillion-Dollar Infrastructure Talks
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NEW YORK, Sept. 22, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- In less than a week, the most senior gathering in digital infrastructure will convene in Las Vegas. Yotta 2026, set to open on September 28 at Caesars Forum, will bring together more than 6,500 senior leaders, including over 600 CEOs. This event is expected to be the dealmaking capital of the industry for three days.
The agenda for Yotta 2026 is packed with over 180 sessions across three mini-summits, eight conference tracks, three expo stages, and one main stage. Among the sessions that are likely to draw the most attention are:
The main stage will feature a lineup of prominent speakers, including Ami Badani (chief marketing officer, Arm), Vladimir Troy (VP of AI infrastructure, NVIDIA), Dylan Patel (founder, CEO, and chief analyst, SemiAnalysis), Chase Lochmiller (co-founder and CEO, Crusoe), Andy Hock (chief strategy officer, Cerebras Systems), Adrian Guggisberg (president, distribution solutions division, ABB), Varun Sivaram (founder and CEO, Emerald AI), Dan Golding (CTO, ASG), and Ann Davis Vaughan (AI infrastructure columnist, The Information).
Across the tracks, Chris Malone (head of data centers, OpenAI), Matthew Hull (VP of AI infrastructure, Google), Lon Huber (SVP and chief planning officer, Xcel Energy), Peter de Bock (VP of data center energy and cooling, Eaton), and Raman Sharma (chief strategy officer, Equinix) are among more than 300 speakers on the program.
The Yotta Expo, the largest showcase of data center hardtech in the industry, will run indoors and outdoors. More than 350 sponsors and exhibitors will display their latest technology across engineering, construction, energy, cooling, compute, and operations. A new outdoor Campus Exhibit on Forum Plaza will feature modular data centers, generators, and cooling systems for attendees to explore.
The networking program is designed to be as productive as the sessions themselves. It includes thousands of pre-scheduled 1:1 meetings, working breakfasts and lunches, expert-led roundtables, nine community meetups, an early-morning 5K, and events throughout the evenings. The Kickoff Party on night one, the iMasons Awards Gala on night two, and a full takeover of Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas on the final night with DJ Pauly D on the decks will provide ample opportunities for attendees to connect and network.
The pressure is on as every company here is being asked to move faster than the grid, the supply chain, or the permitting process currently allows. Yotta 2026 is where they will work out how to meet these challenges. With capital committed to AI infrastructure passing a trillion dollars, interconnection queues measured in years, and the fight over who pays for AI's power moving into statehouses, Yotta 2026 is the week the companies at the center of these stories and more go on the record.