Data Center Forum Oslo 2022
Austin Hughes will be returning to Oslo to exhibit at Datacenter Forum on 31st March 2022.
For the 8th year Datacenter Forum returns to Oslo to welcome over 300 professionals from the datacenter sector in Norway. The event will take place at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel on the 31st March 2022 and registration is free of charge for those that are involved with the managing and operations of their organization’s IT infrastructure.
Programme
- Material Matters: rethinking the business model of designing & building data centers
- Data Center Changemakers
- Sustainable Energy management that makes a difference is complex and requires focused innovation.
- The changing role of the CTO & CIO in todays disruptive tech landscape
- The remarkable rise of the data center industry in Norway and the threat looming on the horizon
- Workshop: Update your data center skills
- Sharing 25 years of experience: How to build successful data centers in Norway
- An eco friendly fire extinguish system, does it exist?
- Data Center Supply Chains: lots of moving parts
- Data Center People: attracting talent & exploring the skills shortage
- Five Datacenter Predictions for 2022
- How LUMI – the world’s most powerful supercomputer, located in Finland – raises the bar for sustainable HPC
- Where to invest next: 5 criteria that play a crucial part in the site selection process for building data centers
- Pa$sw0rd1: how to build & maintain a resilient & agile cyber security structure in the age of international turmoil
- Hyperscale data center operator & cloud provider
- Building a support base for sustainable data center growth in Norway
Organizer
Datacenter Forum was founded in 2014 and is home to the biggest community of datacenter professionals in the Nordics. It’s our mission to create valuable relations between the members of our community by offering news, knowledge and inspiration on the ever changing and ever growing data center landscape.
Venue
Soak up the mesmerizing views of Norway’s capital city from the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Oslo. This inspiring hotel in Oslo city center rises 22 stories high, offering beautiful views of both the capital itself and the nearby fjord. Whether you’re visiting Oslo for business or leisure, you’ll find the Radisson Blu a convenient base for exploring Norway’s rich culture and a variety of attractions. Oslo’s main street, Karl Johans Gate, is just minutes away, and the Royal Palace, National Gallery, and Opera House are all within walking distance. For exploring further afield, there are a number of public transport links just outside the hotel, including the National theater metro and train station.
