10,000-volt methodologies formed the central data collection methodology for a prestigious Counter Terrorism Conference that ran in Los Angeles. Five countries including Australia, Canada, USA, New Zealand and the UK and 250 delegates met to discuss intelligence sharing in Counter Terrorism. Subjects covered were cyber crime, criminal investigation, family liaison and intelligence sharing. 10,000 volts computers supplied by the LAPD Hydra centre were used to capture the information. The London Hydra Team carried out overnight analysis and the results of that analysis were presented at the morning session of the conference. The real time, approach to data analysis, by using a global Hydra suite that operated whilst the conference time zone was sleeping, is a first for the Hydra Foundation and was very well received by the conference.