EPG AI Core made its Australian debut at Sydney Cloud & Datacenter Convention 2026 (Sydney CDC 2026), marking EPG’s first exhibition appearance in the Australian market and a strong start to its engagement with the local AIDC community. The debut attracted keen interest from data center and AI infrastructure professionals, with the AI Core model drawing visitors to explore its modular approach to high-density AI infrastructure.

With AI accelerating demand for high-density compute, this year’s CDC focused on the infrastructure needed to support the next phase of AI and data center growth, including high-density environments, power and cooling, modular and scalable facility builds, and the practical challenges of scaling capacity.

For EPG, this is where AI Core comes in. EPG brought AI Core to Australia as a modular and prefabricated approach to high-density AI infrastructure. By bringing IT, power, cooling and supporting systems together, AI Core enables more integration and testing to take place in the factory before delivery, helping reduce on-site complexity and improve delivery predictability. Its modular architecture also supports phased deployment and expansion as compute requirements grow.

In this way, AI Core is designed to put fast deployment and delivery certainty into the way AI infrastructure is built.

At Sydney CDC, EPG brought this approach from the keynote stage to the exhibition floor. EPG COO Johnny Zhang delivered a keynote on high-density AI environments, modular expansion and prefabricated data center solutions, sharing EPG’s approach to building AI-ready infrastructure, while EPG CTO Enso Li engaged directly with visitors and walked them through the AI Core solution.

For EPG, Sydney was more than our first exhibition appearance in Australia. It was an opportunity to introduce AI Core, listen to the local market and start building stronger connections across Australia’s data center ecosystem.

Looking ahead, EPG will continue to advance its product development and global delivery capabilities, helping make fast deployment and delivery certainty no longer scarce resources in AIDC development, but standard capabilities that can be replicated at scale.

Thank you to everyone who met with us in Sydney. Together, we look forward to shaping the next era of AI infrastructure in Australia and beyond.