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NOVEMBER 18–19, 2026
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Become a Speaker at Cloud & AI Infrastructure Paris 2026

Share the insights that are shaping the cloud and AI infrastructures of tomorrow

Today, infrastructure managers are faced with increasingly complex decisions: scaling up artificial intelligence projects, modernising cloud platforms, controlling operating costs, strengthening the resilience of architectures, and addressing digital sovereignty issues.

In this context, companies are primarily looking for concrete feedback to guide their technology choices and investments.

Cloud & AI Infrastructure Paris 2026 aims to highlight professionals who can explain how their organisations are actually addressing these challenges: deployed architectures, infrastructure transformations, technical trade-offs, cloud strategies, AI projects that have gone live, or the modernisation of existing platforms.

CTOs, CIOs, cloud architects, infrastructure managers, platform engineers, cloud-native experts, FinOps specialists, and digital transformation leaders: professionals who can share their operational experience and practical insights are at the heart of the 2026 conference program.

The most appreciated presentations are those that go beyond theoretical discussions to explain what actually works in the field, as well as the challenges encountered and the lessons learned from the projects.

Could your feedback be included in the 2026 conference program?

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Why speak at Cloud & AI Infrastructure Paris?

Cloud & AI Infrastructure Paris brings together decision-makers who design, operate, and evolve corporate digital infrastructures.

Speaking at the conference program allows you, among other things, to:

  • share your experience with an audience of decision-makers in the fields of cloud, infrastructure, and digital transformation;
  • present concrete projects that have helped modernise platforms or scale cloud and AI environments;
  • increase your visibility within the French cloud ecosystem;
  • share your technical expertise and insights;
  • contribute to discussions on new cloud architectures, artificial intelligence, digital sovereignty, and infrastructure optimisation.

Today, attendees are most interested in sessions that offer real practical value: architectural choices, platform modernisation, cost control, automation, cloud migration, and the use of AI infrastructure.

The presentations that generate the most engagement are those that showcase real-world projects, technical trade-offs, and lessons that can be directly applied in other organisations.

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What types of conferences will be in demand in 2026?

Cloud & AI Infrastructure Paris prioritises sessions that address the challenges faced by infrastructure, cloud, and platform teams.

The goal is not to present a technology or a vision of the future, but to explain how organisations build, operate, and evolve their infrastructures in a context where demands for performance, resilience, sovereignty, and artificial intelligence are intensifying.

The topics being researched reflect the major changes taking place in the sector:

  • the industrialisation of artificial intelligence;
  • hybrid cloud and multi-cloud;
  • Platform Engineering;
  • Kubernetes and cloud-native;
  • GPU infrastructure and high-performance computing;
  • FinOps and Cloud Cost Optimisation;
  • operations automation;
  • platform observability and resilience;
  • edge computing and distributed infrastructure;
  • digital sovereignty and critical infrastructure.

The most popular talks are often the ones that demonstrate:

  • the difficulties encountered;
  • the arbitrage transactions carried out;
  • technical compromises;
  • the results obtained after deployment;
  • lessons that can be applied by other organisations.

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Who is eligible to apply as a speaker?

The program is designed for professionals who lead or participate in digital infrastructure transformation projects within public or private organisations.

Among the profiles regularly featured:

  • CIO;
  • CTO;
  • infrastructure managers;
  • cloud architects;
  • Platform Engineers;
  • Cloud Engineers;
  • FinOps managers;
  • leaders in digital transformation;
  • innovation managers;
  • cloud-native experts;
  • AI Infrastructure Specialists.

Technology providers, software vendors, and system integrators can also contribute by presenting a detailed case study developed with a client or partner, focusing on a specific project and the results achieved.

The most popular formats are generally based on:

  • projects that have been implemented;
  • real-world use cases;
  • measurable indicators;
  • feedback;
  • directly applicable recommendations.

Content that is primarily promotional or focused on product demonstrations does not align with the trade show's editorial policy.

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How can you create a more impactful conference proposal?

The conferences that generate the most interest directly address the concerns of cloud and infrastructure decision-makers: modernizing their platforms, preparing their infrastructure for artificial intelligence applications, optimising costs, simplifying operations, and supporting their organisations’ transformations.

To strengthen your application:

  • Focus on concrete real-world examples rather than a product presentation;
  • share observable results or measurable indicators;
  • Explain the technical decisions that guided your project;
  • Describe the challenges you encountered and the solutions you implemented;
  • Avoid approaches that are too sales-oriented;
  • Offer lessons that participants can apply to their own projects.

Visitors to Cloud & AI Infrastructure Paris are primarily looking for credible, practical, and useful presentations that can help them make better decisions about their cloud infrastructures and future artificial intelligence projects.

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For more information: 

  • Choose a clear, catchy title: it's what draws the audience in.

  • Offer exclusive, relevant and business-oriented content.

  • Illustrate with concrete cases - avoid jargon and acronyms.

  • Use storytelling and figures to support your messages.

  • Interact with your audience: questions, polls, quizzes...

  • A dynamic, expert and passionate speaker makes all the difference.

  • Give orders of magnitude for costs, timescales and results - even approximate ones.

  • Don't start with an "About us" slide.

  • Don't assume you know the audience: ask them questions or adapt.

  • Don't stay stuck on your plan: encourage discussion if the audience is involved.

  • Don't read your slides - tell a story.

  • Limit yourself to 10 slides maximum for 30 min, and keep at least 10 min for the exchange.

  • Avoid vague answers like "it depends": give ranges and concrete examples.

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Meet the speakers from last year's event

Would you like to learn more about the speakers and areas of expertise that have shaped previous editions of Cloud & AI Infrastructure Paris?

Each year, the program brings together CIOs, CTOs, cloud architects, infrastructure managers, platform engineers, cloud-native experts, and technology leaders who share their insights on the major challenges of digital infrastructure transformation.

Their presentations offer practical insights into cloud architectures, the industrialisation of artificial intelligence, platform modernisation, cost optimisation, digital sovereignty, and strategies that enable organisations to build more efficient and resilient infrastructures.

See the speakers from the previous edition

Speaking at Cloud & AI Infrastructure Paris means contributing to the discussions surrounding the evolution of cloud and AI infrastructures by sharing insights, practical lessons, and projects that will inspire future decision-makers in the industry.

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