Running AI in production isn't a compute problem. It's an infrastructure problem, and every layer counts: networking, storage, orchestration, and the tooling your team actually lives in.
Fully Connected London 2026 brings together 800+ engineers, platform leads, and technical operators from across the UK and Europe who are past the proof of concept and into the hard work of making AI run. Two days, three tracks, and a room full of people solving the same problems you are.
What to expect
Keynotes from CoreWeave leaders, plus practitioners running AI at scale
15+ breakout sessions across three tracks: running AI in production, pushing models further, and evaluating and monitoring agents
4+ hands-on labs in production-realistic environments, built with CoreWeave and Weights & Biases
Direct access to the product and engineering teams building the stack
Sponsor pavilion, meals, and an evening drinks reception
What you'll learn
How to plan capacity, match workloads to the right compute, and secure AI infrastructure
Distributed training playbooks, reinforcement learning and serverless RL, and the economics of training and post-training
Agent architecture, memory, and planning, plus how to build eval datasets from production signals
Full-stack observability, from metal to agent
Workflows and configurations you can take back and reuse the same week
Who should attend
Fully Connected London 2026 is built for the people responsible for AI in production:
AI engineers and AI researchers shipping models and applications to real users
Platform engineers who own the systems that set their team’s pace
CTOs, VPs of engineering, and executives making infrastructure decisions their AI strategy depends on
Analysts, partners, and press tracking how AI infrastructure gets built and optimised at scale
Conference
