1,300 people who run mission critical infrastructure, three days in San Antonio, and one question we care about: what happens in the first ten minutes after the alarm.
The 7×24 Exchange Fall Conference is the longest-running gathering for the people who keep mission critical infrastructure running – and in 2026 it takes on the theme “The Intersection of AI & Traditional Data Centers.”
Over three days at the JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country, roughly 1,300 attendees work through 16 sessions with 30+ speakers: IT and data center leaders, facility and building managers, disaster recovery and network teams, engineers and the operators responsible for uptime.
It is a deliberately practical room. Where other conferences debate what AI infrastructure will require, this one is full of the people who have to build, power, cool and operate it.
AI Agents and the Future of Computing The opening keynote takes on where agentic AI leaves data center design and operations.
The Fifth Compute Day two’s keynote on the next computing paradigm and what it demands of facilities.
Power, Cooling and Capacity Electrical systems, thermal management and the physical constraints on AI-era buildout.
Reliability, Risk and Commissioning Testing, quality, insurance and the practices that keep uptime commitments credible.
Operations at Scale Staffing, process and the operational layer running 7×24 infrastructure.
7×24 Exchange publishes and maintains the full schedule. View the agenda →
Table T-30, Grand Oaks Ballroom Foyer, JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country
Our tabletop is up for the full conference, in the foyer everything else runs through. Come by whenever – or book a time in advance
33 speakers are confirmed and 7×24 Exchange continues to add sessions.
Registration for the 2026 Fall Conference is handled by 7×24 Exchange.
Chief Executive Officer
VP of Product Strategy
Advisor to the Board
Marketing Coordinator
Director of Sales
We’ll be at the Wynn for all three days. If alert noise, escalation or on-call coverage is on your list of problems, book a time.
