Powering the AI Revolution

Keizai Silicon Valley puts Powering the AI Revolution on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 PM at Fenwick & West LLP, 801 California Street in Mountain View. Co-hosts are the Japanese Chamber of Commerce of Northern California, the Jewish High Tech Community, and the German American Business Association. Doors and networking open at 6:00. Consuls General of Japan and Israel give short openings, then a panel on how to power the next wave of AI compute—GPU clusters, data centers, nuclear and renewables, grid upgrades—runs into Q&A before a last networking block to 9:00. Regular tickets were $36 through Monday night. Eventbrite now shows sales ended. Keizai also says no walk-ins. If you do not already hold a confirmation, treat the door as closed and email the hosts through keizai.org before you drive over.

Keizai has convened US–Japan business nights in Silicon Valley since 1990. JCCNC is the regional Japanese chamber. The named panel mixes Intertrust’s Florian Andreas Kolb, NEDO Silicon Valley’s Sosuke Tanaka, Catalight Capital’s Hidenobu Nagata, and Morgan Stanley EDGE editor Michal Lev-Ram as moderator. The Japan and Israel consul lines make this a corridor evening, not a random Mountain View meetup. The question on the table is electricity for AI, not another product demo night.

This room fits operators, investors, and policy people who already work energy, infrastructure, or Japan–US tech deals and want those titles in one Fenwick lobby. It will frustrate anyone hunting a free FilAm holiday mixer or a foundation gala with a long cocktail hour. Light snacks are listed for ticket holders; plan dinner after if you stay through networking.

Fenwick’s Mountain View campus sits off California Avenue. Leave buffer for garage or rideshare before 6:00. Keep your confirmation email handy. If speakers change, the Keizai page is the record—not a PDF flyer from last month.