CEO Shiri Levi-Laor will explore why interoperability alone is no longer enough for charge point operators and how an AI-powered intelligence layer can transform data into a scalable and profitable business.
As the EV charging industry moves toward a more open and interoperable ecosystem, a new challenge is emerging: turning growing volumes of charging, energy and customer data into operational decisions that improve network performance and business outcomes.
At ICNC26 in Berlin, Driivz is showcasing how AI for EV charging can help operators bridge that gap. Its Intelligence Layer brings together real-time signals from across the charging ecosystem and turns them into actionable intelligence. The company is also demonstrating its new Network Optimization Agent (NOA), an AI-powered assistant built specifically for EV charging operations.
Driivz CEO Shiri Levi-Laor will explore this shift in her ICNC26 keynote, examining why the competitive advantage for charging operators will increasingly come from their ability to turn data into intelligent, autonomous decisions at scale.
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