AI infrastructureLIVE: AI Tech, Data & Cybersecurity

A curated event for senior leaders in Tech, Data and Security

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a gathering of senior data, tech and security leaders at a AI infrastructureLIVE

The biggest barrier to AI adoption is not technology  

The real blockers to scaling AI are technical and structural. Legacy systems, poor data quality, and a lack of clear governance are creating a 49-point readiness gap in the mid-market. AI is the number one investment priority, but behind closed doors, two-thirds of CIOs admit they cannot scale beyond initial pilots. They are learning as they go, and 76% are seriously concerned about the risks. This event exists to change that. AI infrastructureLIVE is a safe space. A morning built for an honest, technical conversation. Whether you are at ground zero or have deployed AI, this is where you get clarity, build confidence and leave with a defensible roadmap.

"62% of CIOs admit compromising on AI governance due to limited knowledge."

Who should attend?

Leadership Series events are free to attend but strictly by invitation only. 

This event is for senior leaders in Technology, Data, and Security from the UK scale-up and mid-market community (CIO, CTO, CDO, CISO). 
 Leaders under pressure to build a secure, scalable, and governed technical foundation for AI. 
 Those responsible for making AI work in production, not just in pilots. 
 Anyone navigating the real-world constraints of legacy systems, data quality, and security risks, regardless of where they are on the journey.
Data, tech and security leaders networking at readinessLIVE

What our research found and why it matters


Over the past three months, aibl has tracked public AI adoption signals from over 500 UK mid-market companies. 64% of leaders now rank AI as their top technology investment priority. While ambition is high, our data shows only 15% of their organisations feel prepared to support it. This creates a dangerous 49-point 'readiness gap' between intent and capability. We are seeing a surge in CIOs increasing AI spend (94%), but a crisis of confidence in their ability to scale, with two-thirds believing they are stuck in pilot mode. Yet 89% of organisations admit their approach to AI is simply 'learning as we go'. This forum is built to close that gap.

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