London, June 9, 2025— London Tech Week, Europe’s largest technology event, officially kicked off at Olympia London. The opening ceremony featured keynote addresses from UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang.
This year’s theme,“Technology in the Age of AI,” brought together over 30,000 participants from 128 countries. The week-long conference hosts more than 650 sessions covering frontier topics such as generative AI, quantum computing, digital infrastructure, and tech regulation.
As a representative of China’s leading technology companies, Hyperchain Technology was invited to join multiple high-level and closed-door engagements. The company contributed insights on trusted cross-border data infrastructure, green finance governance, and digital asset compliance, fostering dialogue around global cooperation in digital technologies.
Driving Green Finance with Trusted Data: Dialogue with London Policymakers
At the Enhancing China-UK Business Connections Reception hosted by London & Partners, Dr. Wei Li, Founder and Chairman of Hyperchain, engaged in a strategic exchange with Howard Dawber, Deputy Mayor of London and Chairman of London & Partners.
The discussion focused on how cities can govern carbon data, build foundational digital infrastructure for green finance, and enable the trusted cross-border flow of environmental data. Dr. Li shared Hyperchain’s experience supporting municipal-level carbon asset management and climate investment initiatives in several Chinese cities. He emphasized the transformative role of technologies like blockchain and privacy computing in enhancing data transparency and auditability in green finance.
“Trusted data is becoming a new foundation for sustainable urban governance worldwide,” said Dr. Li. “We look forward to bringing these proven models to London and collaborating on data-driven standards for green finance, strengthening the role of digital technology in sustainable development.”
Deputy Mayor Dawber welcomed the opportunity for collaboration, noting London’s own efforts to use data-driven solutions to enhance the effectiveness and impact of its green finance ecosystem. He expressed strong interest in working with Chinese tech firms to co-develop diverse pathways for sustainable innovation.
A Stable Path for Digital Assets: Bridging Regulation and Technology
On June 12, Dr. Li joined a closed-door roundtable titled“The Future is Stable: UK’s Role in the Digital Assets Landscape”co-hosted by the City of London Corporation and London & Partners. The session convened key voices from the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), Coinbase, and other industry leaders to discuss regulatory frameworks, on-chain compliance mechanisms, and international coordination on stable digital assets.
Drawing from Hyperchain’s collaboration with major Chinese financial institutions and digital trading platforms, Dr. Li shared the company’s technical approach to building trust in digital assets—ranging from on-chain asset rating systems to privacy-enhanced transaction management and regulatory node collaboration.
“Regulatory intent alone is not enough. The foundations of digital asset trust must be built into the technical architecture itself—defining clear boundaries of data ownership and regulatory visibility,” Dr. Li emphasized.
Expanding Global Collaboration in the AI and Data Era
Hyperchain’s participation in London Tech Week and its associated events reflects the company’s long-standing commitment to cross-border collaboration and technical interoperability. The company is strengthening ties with global institutions in digital infrastructure, data governance, and sustainable innovation.
Looking ahead, Hyperchain will continue to expand its international presence, bringing practical expertise and technical depth from China to support the global digital transformation. In an era shaped by AI and data, Hyperchain remains committed to building a trusted, open, and co-evolving digital future.
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