Where AI Infrastructure Meets the Next Generation of Energy
Data × Power
April 1–2, 2026
The Cloudveil, Jackson Hole, Wyoming
A summit exploring the intersection of AI infrastructure, energy systems, and industrial policy.
Limited to approximately 50 senior leaders. No media attendance.
Presented by the University of Wyoming
Headline Sponsors
The Challenge
Why Data × Power
AI is driving unprecedented electricity demand. Meeting it requires coordination between AI infrastructure operators, energy producers, infrastructure developers, and policymakers.
Data × Power convenes these leaders for focused dialogue on next-generation AI infrastructure and energy systems.
Who's in the Room
Leaders in the Room
Summit Objective
Shaping the Next Generation of
Data-Power Infrastructure
A private working summit for senior leaders shaping the next generation of AI infrastructure and energy systems.
Participants will distill lessons from Wyoming energy and digital campus projects, define frameworks for national adoption, and translate insights into investable pathways.
Wyoming combines ample land, firm power, and a stable regulatory environment. State leadership has positioned it as a proving ground for scalable, energy-secure digital campuses.
Why Wyoming
The Wyoming Advantage
Ample Land + Siting Readiness
Vast parcels near transmission corridors with the lowest population density in the lower 48. Space and buffer zones for hyperscale facilities without land-use conflicts.
Firm Power Pathways
Nuclear, natural gas, wind, and solar. TerraPower's Natrium reactor in Kemmerer signals firm, zero-carbon baseload generation built for industrial demand.
Regulatory & Fiscal Advantage
Streamlined permitting. No state corporate or personal income tax. One of the lowest tax burdens in the nation.
Natural Cooling Climate
Semi-arid conditions average 45°F with low humidity, enabling free-air cooling most of the year. Dramatically lower mechanical cooling costs.
Execution Culture + Workforce
Industrial workforce experienced in pipelines, power plants, and high-voltage transmission. Skills transfer directly to data center buildout.
Community + Energy Heritage
A century of energy production has created communities that understand large infrastructure. Local leaders partner with developers, not resist them.
Summit Schedule
Agenda at a Glance
Day One
April 1, 2026
The Cloudveil
Evening at The Cloudveil
Welcome reception with remarks by Governor Gordon, followed by private dinner.
Live Music
Live performance by Zack Scott during the welcome reception.
Letterpress Printing
Artist Kayla Clark creates a signature commemorative print. Each attendee pulls their own copy, framed and shipped.
Day Two
April 2, 2026
The Cloudveil & The Kitchen
April 1 activities at The Cloudveil. April 2 daytime sessions at The Cloudveil; evening reception and dinner at The Kitchen.
Participants
Attendees & Sponsors
Summit Hosts
Composition
Participant Demographics
Attendees by Sector
Distribution across Government, Academia, Industry, and Students
Industry Breakdown
Distribution of industry attendees across sectors
Venue & Logistics
The Cloudveil & The Kitchen
Two of Jackson Hole's finest venues
The Cloudveil
Primary venue | 112 Center St, Jackson, WY
Rooftop Terrace
The Kitchen
April 2 evening venue
The Cloudveil
112 Center Street, Jackson, WY 83001
A luxury boutique property on Jackson's Town Square. Valet parking available. Best vehicle entrance off N King Street.
The Kitchen
A separate Jackson Hole restaurant hosting the April 2 evening reception, VIP fireside chat, and private dinner.
Transportation
Ground transportation will be coordinated for all participants. Details will be shared upon RSVP confirmation.
Dress Code
Business / Western Casual
April 1 reception and dinner hosted at The Cloudveil. April 2 daytime sessions at The Cloudveil. Evening reception, VIP fireside chat, and dinner at The Kitchen.
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