hosted·ai: GPU Market Forum: Data Centers. Power. Offtake
Hosted by hosted.ai + Steven Niessen + Danielle + Storm Bredahl + Nilesh
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What to look forward to
The GPU Market Forum will bring Europe’s AI infrastructure value chain together to connect GPU capacity, data centers, power, investment and customers, alongside two candid panels on bringing compute online and securing offtake. Neocloud and data center operators, power providers, AI builders, enterprises and infrastructure investors will share practical insights and explore where Europe’s compute market is headed.
Inside the event
GPU Market Forum: Data Centers. Power. Offtake!
One room. One night. Every player in the end-to-end value chain.
Right now, there are data centers with power but no GPUs. Funds with capital but no site. AI companies with models to train and nowhere to run them. Neoclouds with racks lit up and no customers.
These projects are happening in silos. On Tuesday, 20 October, we bring the people behind them together.
This is the deal room for GTC Berlin. We’re building an ecosystem.
What to come looking for
Walk in needing one of these. Walk out with a name, a number and a next step.
- GPUs: Capacity you can actually get this quarter and next.
- Data centers: Space that is built, powered and ready for racks.
- Power: The resource everything else is waiting on.
- Customers: Buyers for the capacity you have already paid for.
What we’re going to debate
Two panels. Open conversations, real industry insights, and honest discussions about the challenges and opportunities shaping Europe’s compute market.
Bringing capacity online in Europe
Where is the power? What is actually built versus announced? What capacity is coming online next year, and who risks being left holding infrastructure nobody wants?
Filling the capacity
What will buyers actually commit to? Where is GPU pricing heading? Why does so much of Europe's available power and compute capacity remain underutilised?
Who should be in the room
Who should attend?
- Neoclouds and GPU cloud providers
- Data center and colocation operators
- Power providers and site developers
- AI labs and model builders
- Enterprises with active AI workloads
- Sovereign AI and national AI initiatives
- Investors and funds financing AI infrastructure
- GPU infrastructure owners looking for customers and offtake agreements
If you control capacity, need capacity, finance capacity or can bring paying customers to it, this conversation is for you.
The evening
18:30 — Doors open, drinks and introductions
19:15 — Panel 1: Bringing capacity online in Europe
19:50 — Panel 2: Filling the capacity
20:20 — Snacks, drinks and networking.
21:30 — Close, or later if the right conversation is still going
About hosted·ai
hosted·ai provides the software layer for AI infrastructure operators and the demand to maximize your capacities revenue.
It is a GPU Commerce Platform for GPU owners, helping them turn their capacity into higher margin revenue without having to build a neocloud from scratch. One GPU fleet can be sold in five ways, from long-term offtake and short-term commitments to on-demand, fractional and token-based capacity.
*Previous gatherings*
We’ve hosted private gatherings like this throughout the year, bringing together leaders across AI infrastructure, GPU cloud and compute to connect and exchange ideas.
A note on the evening
This is intentionally a small, curated gathering. We’re keeping the room focused on people directly involved in building, financing, selling or operating GPU infrastructure.
Come for the conversation. Stay for the people in the room.
Space is limited and attendance is by invitation.
*Location: Near STATION-Berlin | Exact location details will be shared once attendance is approved by the host.*
*A glimpse of the evening*
Here’s a feel for what the room will look like: open conversations, new connections and candid discussions around the business of GPU infrastructure.
Berlin, Germany
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Last checked: Oct 20, 2026. Confirm current availability before making plans.
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