Data Centre World, Madrid 2024

Spain’s Largest Showcase of Data Centre Infrastructure

The main advances in technological innovation, sustainability and data centre solutions will be presented on 16 and 17 October 2024.

Data Centre World Madrid 2024 will feature more than 400 exhibitors and sponsors, 350 keynote speakers leading the future of the industry and more than 17,500 professional visitors.

Madrid has positioned itself on the international map of the data centre sector as a strategic enclave due to its geostrategic position and the connection of submarine cables from various continents. Together with the FLAPs (Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam and Paris), the Spanish capital has become the driving force of the data centre sector in Europe. Currently, Madrid has around 100 MW installed, and there are forecasts of receiving more than 6,000 million euros and reaching 621 MW according to the Community of Madrid. It is the European market with the greatest growth in its data centre infrastructure.

This is a competitive advantage that will be analysed at Data Centre World Madrid 2024 and that makes it an essential meeting for companies that offer solutions for data centres, companies and executive profiles. A professional space that will bring together the main executives and experts in the sector with the leading suppliers and developers in the market to learn about and share the latest developments and trends in the sector. Hundreds of companies will exhibit their technical and advisory solutions to all visitors.

Data Centre World Madrid will feature talks scheduled for both days. Executives and experts from the sector will be in charge of sharing success stories, plans announced by the giants of the ecosystem that the data centre sector and data centre service providers are part of, as well as trends in structures, sustainability and reduction of emissions and the sector’s footprint.

Among the topics, the following presentations will be highlighted:

• Improving the efficiency of data center facilities
• Industrial automation and data transmission processes
• Incorporating AI/MLOps into CPDs
• Integration of renewable energies and sustainable strategies in data center maintenance.
• Reducing the footprint of data centers
• Edge computing workloads
• Impact of 5G on transmission management
• Intelligent and automated data centers
• Advanced cooling systems
• Implementation of emerging technologies
• Cybersecurity in data centers
• Most imminent logistics challenges
• State-of-the-art racks and stacks

Source: https://www.datacentreworld.es

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Data Centre World Madrid is part of Madrid Tech Show.