Building the Agentic AI Infrastructure

Most conversations about AI agents stop at the prompt. This one starts where the real work begins, at the infrastructure that has to carry those agents once actual users show up.

Building the Agentic AI Infrastructure is an evening for builders, hosted by The AI Capitol in partnership with Bitdeer AI and the SMU AI Club. It brings together the two layers of the AI stack that rarely share a room, the people building agents and the people running the compute underneath them.

The premise is simple. Shipping the first version of an agent is easy. Keeping it alive under load is not. Every agent step is another model call, another dependency, another cost. As agentic systems grow, the infrastructure question stops being optional and starts deciding whether your product is viable at all. This event is about that layer, the GPUs, clusters and AI cloud infrastructure that turn a working demo into something that holds up in production.

Bitdeer AI operates exactly here, running the kind of large scale AI infrastructure that most builders never get to see up close. Alongside technical builders from the SMU AI Club and the wider community, the night is built around real questions on cost, speed and reliability, and the decisions that shape them long before they surface in production.

Come if you are building agentic AI and want to understand what it actually takes to run it. Leave with a clearer picture of the full stack, from the agent layer down to the silicon, and the infrastructure thinking that separates a prototype from a product.