NEXUS 2140 showcases AI, Web3, and cross-border e-commerce at the international study tour conference.

Recently, Data Global's headquarters in Bangkok hosted a multinational industry feast focusing on distributed AI computing power. NEXUS 2140 Executive Vice Chairman Iris Xu was invited to attend this multinational study tour conference, engaging in in-depth exchanges with over 80 industry representatives from more than ten countries, including India, South Korea, and the Philippines, discussing the "New Pattern of Global Distributed AI Cluster Computing Power" and significantly promoting the innovative ecosystem and strategic value of the NEXUS 2140 Global Expo to global guests.

During the conference, Iris Xu first expressed her appreciation for Data Global's technological breakthroughs in integrating global distributed computing resources and building large-scale Computing Power clusters. She pointed out that as AI technology continues to penetrate core industrial scenarios, Computing Power has become a key engine driving a new round of industrial upgrading. The explosive growth of Computing Power demand from countries like India, South Korea, and the Philippines aligns closely with its global Computing Power layout. She further stated that NEXUS 2140, as the world's first international exhibition platform that integrates AI, Web3, and cross-border e-commerce, is accelerating the gathering of global innovative resources, aiding in the commercialization of Computing Power, and creating a diverse and collaborative bridge for the technological ecosystem.

NEXUS 2140, as the largest cross-border technology expo in South Korea's history, realizes the deep integration of AI, Web3 and cross-border e-commerce for the first time, fully showing the future of digital business. The deep synergy between AI and Web3 has become a highlight: blockchain builds a trusted data foundation for AI through distributed storage and privacy-preserving computing (such as cross-institutional medical data privacy sharing), and smart contracts empower the automatic execution of AI decision-making (such as closed-loop intelligent scheduling of traffic flow); The combination of AI on-chain analysis tools (such as DeFi risk warning) and Web3 digital asset ownership confirmation (such as NFT intellectual property management) has given rise to a new paradigm of "trusted AI".

On the basis of the industry, relying on South Korea's world-leading cryptocurrency penetration rate, blockchain patent reserves, and the technical layout of NFT and metaverse platform giants such as Samsung, LG, and SK, the South Korean government has designated a "Web3.0 Special Economic Zone", providing policy support such as tax exemptions and R&D subsidies, and making financial supervision transparent to help enterprises comply with the landing. Recently, the popular candidate for the South Korean presidential election proposed to launch a national stablecoin pegged to the South Korean won to reduce dependence on the US dollar stablecoin and curb capital outflows, which will also create a more stable development soil for Web3 and AI applications.

In terms of resource aggregation, the exhibition brought together more than 500 exhibitors, 3-50,000 professional visitors, more than 150 investment institutions and more than 3,000 global KOLs, attracting the participation of 16 countries and regions.

This conference not only enhanced the international visibility of NEXUS 2140 but also opened up new pathways for cross-border cooperation between the computing power ecosystem and exhibition platforms. In the future, NEXUS 2140 will continue to play the role of a "connector" in the global digital economy, bringing together more technological pioneers and industrial resources, promoting the deep integration of AI, Web3, cross-border e-commerce, and computing power infrastructure, creating more innovative opportunities for global enterprises in the wave of the digital economy, and leading the industry to accelerate towards a more efficient, open, and sustainable future.