29 Jan 2026
東京コンファレンスセンター・品川
IDC AI Infrastructure Forum 2026, Japan
概要
2025年、生成AIの活用は、AIアシスタントからAIエージェントが自律的に行動する段階へと進化し、エージェンティックAIの本格的な普及の兆しが見え始めています。今後、企業にとってAIは単なる業務効率化の手段ではなく、事業戦略やビジネスモデルそのものを再定義する原動力となり、AIの導入が一層加速していくとIDCはみています。その実現を支えるのが柔軟でスケーラブル、かつ信頼性と持続可能性を兼ね備えた次世代デジタルインフラであり、「AI時代のビジネス基盤」として、AI対応に向けたインフラ改革が強く求められています。
本イベント「IDC AI Infrastructure Forum 2026, Japan」（第2回 AIインフラフォーラム）では、エージェンティックAIを中心とする新たな潮流と、それを支える次世代インフラ戦略に焦点を当てます。IDCの最新調査とアナリストによる提言、主要ベンダー／サービスプロバイダー様の最新ソリューションや導入事例のプレゼンテーションと展示により、国内エンドユーザー企業様へデジタルインフラ改革の基本的な考え方と具体的な実践の道筋を提示します。
Event Overview (For International Partners)
Japan’s enterprises are entering a once-in-a-generation shift. Generative AI is accelerating, and autonomous “agentic” AI systems are emerging as core engines of business value. These agents don’t just automate tasks—they reason, collaborate, and act. They require infrastructure that is far more scalable, intelligent, and resilient than anything we have built before.
IDC forecasts that Japan’s AI-ready infrastructure market will reach ¥653 billion by 2029, while edge computing grows 13.3% CAGR to support real-time decisioning in manufacturing, retail, finance, and the public sector. The Asia-Pacific region is projected to invest USD 175 billion in AI and GenAI by 2028, underscoring the scale of transformation now underway.
The question for Japan’s leaders is no longer “Should we adopt AI?” but “How do we build the infrastructure to lead through AI?”
Join us as we define the next phase of Japan’s digital transformation—and build the infrastructure that will power the agentic AI era.
開催要項
日時： 2026年1月29日(木) 9:45より
会場： 東京コンファレンスセンター・品川 5階大ホール
主催： IDC Japan株式会社
対象： 企業のIT/DX部門の意思決定者、経営者層、経営企画部門、総務部門、事業部門などの方々
参加費： 無料（招待制、昼食付）- 招待を受けた方がお申し込みいただけます。
定員： 280名
本イベントの対象ソリューション
AIインフラのハードウェア／ソフトウェア／サービスソリューション
- AIアクセラレーション・ハードウェア（GPU／NPU／TPUなど）
- 機械学習向けストレージ
- エッジAIコンピューティング
- ロボティクス用AIプラットフォーム
- AI対応IoT／スマートセンサー
- AI対応データセンターサービス
- クラウドAIインフラ
- プライベートAIインフラソリューション
- AIネットワーク最適化技術（AI向けスイッチ／インターコネクト）
- MLOps／LLMOps／AutoML
- AI基盤／AIインフラ導入運用支援サービス
- AIデータマネジメント／データファブリック
- AIモデル評価／監査ツール（バイアス検出／説明可能性など）
- AIガバナンス基盤
- AI Powered Security
- LLM向けインフラ最適化ソリューション
- Green AI／サステナブルAIインフラA
- I×5G／6Gインフラ連携
- コンピュータビジョンソリューション
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Event Details (For International Partners)
Title: IDC AI Infrastructure Forum 2026, Japan – Shaping Digital Infrastructure Strategies for the Age of Agentic AI –
Date: January 29, 2026 (Thursday)
Venue: Tokyo Conference Center – Shinagawa (Minato-ku, Tokyo)
Organizer: IDC Japan
Target Audience: Decision makers and influencers from IT professionals and line of business (invitation only)
Target Number of Participants: 280 (projected number of on-site attendees)
Scope of Solutions Covered
AI Infrastructure Hardware, Software, and Services
- AI Acceleration Hardware (GPU, NPU, TPU, etc.)
- Storage for Machine Learning Workloads
- Edge AI Computing
- AI Platforms for Robotics
- AI-Enabled IoT and Smart Sensors
- AI-Enabled Datacenter Services
- Cloud AI Infrastructure
- Private AI Infrastructure Solutions
- AI Network Optimization Technologies (Switches and Interconnects for AI)
- MLOps / LLMOps / AutoML
- Deployment and Operations Support Services for AI Infrastructure
- AI Data Management / Data Fabric
- AI Model Evaluation and Audit Tools (Bias Detection, Explainability, etc.)
- AI Governance Platforms
- AI-Powered Security
- Infrastructure Optimization Solutions for LLMs
- Green AI / Sustainable AI Infrastructure
- AI Integration with 5G/6G Infrastructure
- Computer Vision Solutions, and more.
登壇予定アナリスト
Matthew Eastwood
Senior Vice President, Enterprise Infrastructure, Cloud, Telecom, Security, Developers, Channels and Enabling Technology
IDC
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宝出 幸久
リサーチマネージャー、Infrastructure & Devices
IDC Japan 株式会社
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鈴木 康介
リサーチマネージャー、Infrastructure & Devices
IDC Japan 株式会社
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伊藤 未明
リサーチマネージャー、Software & Services
IDC Japan 株式会社
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Matthew Eastwood
Senior Vice President, Enterprise Infrastructure, Cloud, Telecom, Security, Developers, Channels and Enabling Technology
IDC
Matt Eastwood is Senior Vice President of IDC’s enterprise infrastructure, cloud, telecom, security, developers, channels and enabling technology research groups. Mr. Eastwood and his team research people, process and technology trends affecting the enterprise technology marketplace worldwide. Mr. Eastwood first joined IDC in 2000 as part of the server team and his responsibilities have evolved and expanded during his tenure. In his current role, he leads a team of more than 100 analysts providing insights and analysis to IT suppliers, buyers, investors, and distributors through more than 75 syndicated research programs. Mr. Eastwood also leads IDC’s BuyerView primary research programs which are focused on defining emerging trends in cloud, developers, service providers, edge, AI and security.
Mr. Eastwood joined IDC in 2000. He provides in-depth market analysis, research, and consulting on all aspects of the enterprise infrastructure marketplace to IT professionals, investors, resellers and technology suppliers. During his tenure at IDC, Mr. Eastwood has led IDC primary research focused on emerging trends in enterprise systems and data centers. This primary research allows IDC to make continuous assessments regarding how customers are deploying and using enterprise infrastructure power digital transformation. Recent topics covered in Mr. Eastwood’s research include: Software Defined Infrastructure, Integrated infrastructure, Convergence, Disaggregated Infrastructure, Virtualization & Automation, Cloud Computing, High Availability, Platform Migration and Datacenter Workloads. Mr. Eastwood also serves as IDC’s lead analyst covering Dell and VMware.
Prior to joining IDC, Mr. Eastwood worked for twelve years as a senior project manager and environmental consultant at CDM Smith in Boston. Mr. Eastwood was responsible for managing the planning and design of large environmental infrastructure projects including wastewater collection and treatment facilities. In addition, Mr. Eastwood served as Operations Manager of the firm’s New England practice.
Mr. Eastwood received a bachelor’s degree in Civil/Environmental Engineering from Northeastern University in Boston and earned his MS in Engineering Project Management from WPI in Worcester, MA. He is a Registered Professional Engineer (PE) in Massachusetts.
Venue (For International Partners)
Tokyo Conference Center Shinagawa
Area Shinagawa 3rd, 4th & 5th Floor
1-9-36 Konan, Minato-ku
Tokyo, 108-0075 Japan