GMI CloudDay 2026

Laura Huang is a strategic AI and technology partnership leader with more than 25 years of experience across Trend Micro and Microsoft Greater China. She has built and led global partnerships, partner ecosystems, and go-to-market strategies at the intersection of technology, business, and innovation. At Trend Micro, Laura led the Global Partner Program, working with partners and regional teams worldwide to accelerate ecosystem growth and channel engagement. Prior to that, she spent 14 years at Microsoft Greater China in leadership roles spanning product management, cloud and online services, consulting, and business planning, where her contributions earned multiple global and regional awards. At TrendAI, Laura is focused on shaping the next generation of AI ecosystems—bringing together AI infrastructure providers, cloud platforms, NVIDIA NCP ecosystem partners, AI startups, and technology leaders. Her mission is to accelerate the adoption of AI by making security a foundational layer of the AI stack, enabling organizations to scale AI with confidence, create new business value, and turn AI innovation into real-world impact. At TrendLife, Laura focuses on the AI PC initiative, driving the adoption of AI protection and security solutions across AI PCs and SMB markets. She works closely with NVIDIA on Nemotron open models, AI PC OEMs, and the broader AI application ecosystem to enable secure AI adoption and help bring AI security to the next generation of AI-powered devices and applications.

Hans is an AI director and instructor who has taught at leading enterprises including NVIDIA, Adobe, ASUS, MSI, ITRI, TAICCA, and BusinessNext. With over 14 years of experience in advertising motion design, he has won international honors including the Golden Pin Design Award and Germany's iF Design Award, and has taught more than 10,000 students. He currently runs the Tech Hanlin Academy, Medici AI Academy, and the Taiwan AI NGO Alliance.

Eric is a Senior Solutions Architecture Manager at NVIDIA, leading the Solutions Architecture team. He works with customers and partners to deliver world-class solutions for AI and deep learning, professional visualization, and high-performance computing. He specializes in architecture planning for NVIDIA's advanced solutions, has deep expertise in high-performance computing and AI/deep learning compute architectures, and has been involved in the architecture planning of major related projects.

Kevin Chan is an AI and technology leader at OpenAI in Singapore, working with organizations across Asia Pacific to translate advances in AI into practical business outcomes and scalable enterprise solutions. At OpenAI, Kevin focuses on helping customers identify high-value use cases, navigate the technical and organizational challenges of AI adoption, and move from experimentation toward production. His work sits at the intersection of technology, business transformation, customer strategy, and execution. Previously, Kevin led Professional Services across Southeast Asia and GCR at Stripe, where he built and scaled consulting capabilities supporting some of the region’s most sophisticated digital businesses. Over more than 15 years in consulting and technology leadership, he has led customer-facing technical teams across multiple markets and helped organizations adopt and operationalize complex technologies. Kevin brings a practical perspective on what it takes to move emerging technology from compelling demos to measurable business impact, with a particular interest in AI transformation, organizational readiness, and scaling adoption across the enterprise.

Alvin is in charge of SEA at Dify, leading market strategy and operations while partnering with service partners and ecosystem partners to help enterprises scale AI Agent and AI workflow adoption. With cross-domain experience across hardware, software, and AI, he has led multiple 0→1 products from ideation to launch at both global enterprises and startups. Alvin specializes in end-to-end enterprise AI adoption and brings a well-rounded perspective from working across end customers, consultancies, and vendors — backed by solid project management and business fundamentals.

Tim Chen is the Chief Financial Officer of GMI Cloud, where he oversees the company's global finance, corporate strategy, legal affairs, and investment activities. Since joining GMI Cloud, he has played a key role in the company's rapid growth, including leading its successful $82 million Series A funding round and supporting the expansion of GMI Cloud's global AI infrastructure and next-generation AI data centers. Prior to GMI Cloud, Tim served as Chief Financial Officer and Chief Strategy Officer at 21Vianet Group, one of China's leading data center and cloud service providers. He brings more than 20 years of experience in corporate finance, strategic investments, and capital markets. Earlier in his career, he held investment banking and private equity roles at Morgan Stanley and J.P. Morgan, and later served as CFO of a private logistics company for over a decade.

Andy Chen is Vice President of Global Business and Product Development at GMI Cloud, where he leads global business development, strategic partnerships, and go-to-market initiatives for AI infrastructure, GPU cloud, and AI inference platforms. He works closely with global customers and ecosystem partners to accelerate enterprise AI adoption and large-scale AI infrastructure deployment. Before joining GMI Cloud, Andy held senior leadership positions at Supermicro and Dell Technologies, where he specialized in OEM partnerships, enterprise infrastructure, and data center solutions. With over two decades of experience in the IT industry, he has extensive expertise in AI infrastructure, cloud computing, and global business strategy.

Fred Jhang is Director of Front-end Engineering for Cluster Engine at GMI Cloud, where he develops frontend features for the GPU cluster platform. Alongside his product work, he explores how AI is changing software development, including how developers collaborate with coding agents, how AI can expand their knowledge, and how AI may reshape both development workflows and the software products themselves. Before joining GMI Cloud, Fred spent more than ten years at IBM. He began as a Software Engineer on the QRadar XGS team, developing product features. He later joined the QRadar SOAR team, where he led frontend development in Taipei and supported customer issues and proof-of-concept engagements. He has also shared his experience at technology events, including Modern Web and CYBERSEC.