CoreWeave's Fully Connected opens on 29 September in San Francisco, with Fei-Fei Li and LlamaIndex's creator on stage
Three days, three tracks and more than 2,000 attendees expected. The programme is aimed at AI systems running in production, and early-bird pricing ends on 29 August.
Fully Connected 2026, the conference run by cloud infrastructure company CoreWeave, takes place from 29 September to 1 October in San Francisco at Moscone South.
The audience is clearly defined: engineers building and scaling AI systems in production. The programme is split into three tracks, with more than 30 breakout sessions, four or more hands-on labs, and keynotes. The company expects more than 2,000 attendees.
The speaker list shows the weight of the event. Stanford's Fei-Fei Li, co-founder of World Labs, and NVIDIA's vice president and general manager for Hyperscale and HPC, Ian Buck, are both on the programme. Jerry Liu, who built the LlamaIndex framework that thousands of teams use to connect language models to their own data, will also speak. From the host side come CoreWeave chief executive Mike Intrator, chief technology officer Peter Salanki and executive vice president for product and engineering Chen Goldberg; from the investment side, Conviction founder Sarah Guo.
Attendance is paid: early-bird registration is $899 and ends on 29 August, rising to $1,299 afterwards. It is free for credentialed media, analysts and invited speakers.
The programme and registration are on CoreWeave's event page.
