Yotta 2026 is scheduled for September 28–30 at CAESARS FORUM in Las Vegas. Organized by Yotta Events, the conference and trade show focuses on the physical and financial systems required to support artificial intelligence and large-scale digital services. Its principal subjects include data centers, computing hardware, electrical generation and transmission, cooling, network infrastructure, construction, capital investment, permitting, and public policy. The audience includes data center operators, hyperscale cloud companies, energy providers, equipment manufacturers, engineering and construction firms, investors, enterprise technology buyers, startup teams, regulators, and other organizations involved in building or financing digital infrastructure.

The three-day program includes main-stage presentations, subject tracks, mini-summits, an expo, scheduled one-to-one meetings, roundtables, startup pitches, product demonstrations, and networking functions. The conference is designed for professional participation rather than a general consumer audience. The organizer has announced more than 250 speakers and more than 300 participating partners for 2026, with projected attendance above 6,000. Conference subjects address the relationship between rapid growth in AI computing and constraints involving electricity supply, grid connections, construction capacity, equipment, cooling, land, capital, and regulation. Sessions also cover next-generation compute systems, data center design, project finance, sustainability, resilience, and the development of infrastructure outside traditional data center markets.

The Yotta Expo is planned to occupy approximately 110,000 square feet and feature more than 200 exhibitors. Exhibits include computing and network hardware, power-distribution equipment, liquid-cooling systems, software, and services used to plan, build, and operate digital facilities. The Innovate Arena serves as the event’s startup pitch competition, with emerging companies presenting infrastructure and energy products to investors, operators, and judges. Yotta Connect provides a separate appointment program for verified decision-makers. Some meetings, awards programs, and executive activities have eligibility or invitation requirements that differ from general conference admission.

History in Las Vegas

Yotta began as a Las Vegas event in 2024. Official organizer records identify the inaugural conference as October 7–9, 2024 at MGM Grand. The second edition was held September 8–10, 2025 at the same property, expanding the speaker program, exhibition, and attendance. Yotta Events described the 2024 meeting as a new platform intended to connect sectors that often address data center capacity, energy, computing, networks, finance, and sustainability separately. The 2026 edition is the third annual Yotta conference. It remains in Las Vegas but moves from MGM Grand to CAESARS FORUM and shifts later in September than the 2025 program.

Location

CAESARS FORUM is a standalone conference center at 3911 South Koval Lane, east of the central Las Vegas Strip. It should not be confused with Caesars Palace. Caesars Entertainment describes the facility as a 550,000-square-foot conference center with 300,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, including large pillarless ballrooms, boardrooms, breakout configurations, and the outdoor FORUM Plaza. Skybridges provide direct access from Harrah’s Las Vegas and The LINQ Hotel. Yotta’s official hotel information identifies those two connected properties as lodging options and lists Caesars Palace separately. Conference sessions, expo functions, meetings, and the campus exhibit are scheduled within the CAESARS FORUM complex, while the announced closing party is at Brooklyn Bowl.