The Nest Campus and HumanX to Launch NestX AI Platform at Climate Week NYC 2026
The Nest Campus and HumanX have announced the launch of NestX, a new AI-focused platform debuting during Climate Week NYC 2026, according to a press release. The event will take place from September 22 to 24, 2026, as part of The Nest Campus’s annual gathering in New York City.
NestX will serve as a dedicated hub connecting AI innovation with the resilience economy, bringing together startups, investors, and technology companies developing scalable solutions in energy systems, industrial transformation, infrastructure, supply chains, food, water, and natural capital. The partnership aligns two major communities: The Nest Campus, which convenes leaders across sectors of the resilience economy, and HumanX, a conference for AI decision-makers.
Attendees can expect curated showcases of AI-driven startups, one-on-one meetings between founders and investors, and programming featuring global leaders from AI, finance, and industry. The initiative aims to accelerate the deployment of AI applications that enhance resilience and sustainability across multiple sectors.
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