Reno, NV, September 28, 2026 — The University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) has been selected to host the 2026 International Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS) 2026. The event is anticipated to draw global leaders, researchers, and professionals specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) and information systems to Reno.

AMCIS is a significant academic conference that focuses on the latest advancements and research within the field of information systems. Hosting such an event is expected to provide a platform for intellectual exchange and collaboration among leading experts in AI and related technological domains.

The selection of Reno as the host city signifies a recognition of the university’s capacity to organize and manage large-scale international academic gatherings. Details regarding the specific dates, venue within Reno, and the expected number of attendees for AMCIS 2026 were not immediately available. The conference typically convenes over several days and features keynote speeches, paper presentations, and panel discussions on emerging trends and challenges in information systems and AI.

The convergence of global leaders in AI and information systems in Reno is poised to highlight the city’s growing role in academic and technological spheres. Such conferences often stimulate local economies through attendee spending and can foster new partnerships and research initiatives. The specific impact and scope of the AI and information systems sectors that will be featured at AMCIS 2026 have not yet been detailed.

The University of Nevada, Reno has a track record in hosting academic events, and the forthcoming AMCIS 2026 is expected to build upon this experience. Further information regarding the conference program, registration, and specific themes will likely be released by the organizing committee in the future.


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