Watch Live: Alibaba Apsara Conference 2020
How will cloud computing technology change the Olympics, healthcare, media, and entertainment? Alibaba’s Apsara Conference 2020 seeks to answer these questions and more in a two-day virtual summit, with keynote sessions from Alibaba Group CEO Daniel Zhang, Intel CEO Robert Swan, Nvidia chief technology officer Michael Kagan, and Accenture CEO Julie Sweet.
Check out the livestream below to learn more:
Agenda (timings below are in SGT)
September 17
10:00 AM – Keynote Speeches on the Future of Digital Intelligence
1:00 PM – China Gateway Session
2:00 PM – Smarter Olympics and Digital Sports Session
3:00 PM – Global Partner Summit 2020
4:00 PM – Visual Industry Intelligence Forum
September 18
10:00 AM – Featured Product Announcements
1:00 PM – Breakout Sessions on the Cloud and Infrastructure (Part I)
2:00 PM – Breakout Sessions on the Cloud and Infrastructure (Part II)
3:00 PM – Breakout Sessions on Cloud-Native
4:00 PM – Breakout Sessions on Data and Computing
5:00 PM – Breakout Sessions on Machine Intelligence and Advanced Technology
For more information on Apsara Conference 2020, visit the official event website or check out Alibaba Cloud on Facebook, LinkedIn, or YouTube.
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