The event will highlight across-sector AI deployment—from government services and finance to healthcare, manufacturing, and energy—while detailing the supporting infrastructure of data centers, computing power, energy, cybersecurity, and quantum technologies.

More than 200 investors with about $50 billion in assets and over 150 AI startups from 20+ countries will participate, with enterprises collectively representing roughly $10 trillion in market value.

Private-sector participants include G42, Hub71, First Abu Dhabi Bank, and Solutions+, with workshops, certified training, and the Qwenwork AI Hackathon covering AI agents, multi-agent systems, responsible AI, physical AI, and rapid prototype development.

Key technology players such as Microsoft, AWS, Alibaba Cloud, Intel, Dell, Nokia, Cloudflare, Snowflake, Red Hat, Mistral AI, ElevenLabs, MiniMax, Multiverse Computing, Uniphore, Owkin, Insilico Medicine, Skeleton Technologies, and ModelBest will be involved.

Ai Everything Abu Dhabi is scheduled for October 6–7 at the ADNEC Centre, bringing together 350+ AI companies, startups, and technology enterprises from over 60 countries to showcase the next phase of AI adoption.

Government AI focus will be prominent, led by the Department of Government Enablement – Abu Dhabi as Host Partner, exploring how AI can redesign public services, administration, and policymaking, with participation from UAE institutions such as the Advanced Technology Research Council, UAE Cybersecurity Council, Technology Innovation Institute, and Khalifa University.

Event focus areas include frontier AI models (Arabic LLMs, open-weight models, multimodal systems), voice AI, enterprise AI agents, and practical applications like AI-enabled drug discovery and industry solutions from Insilico Medicine and IFS, plus ElevenLabs’ voice AI technology.

The overarching aim is to demonstrate AI’s progression from experimentation to widespread adoption across critical infrastructure, public services, and business operations through collaboration among technology firms, governments, investors, and researchers.