The annual event invites experts from all over the world to discuss how to design, build, and operate future AI and Cloud Infrastructure. The event is set to connect over 400 decision-makers from Europe and the US
Data Centers Denmark 2025 will take place on 15 May at Hangar Clarion in Copenhagen. The conference is organized by the Danish Data Center Industry and includes international speakers and expert panels, with a primary focus on the Nordics. Breakout sessions and tech talks will provide opportunities to explore case studies or go in-depth on niche topics within data center and cloud sustainability.
Joining conference will be Lars Aagaard, the Danish Minister for Climate, Energy and Utilities, addressing how to unlock AI’s potential for a sustainable society with digital policy.
Sebastian Bøtcher from headline partner Schneider Electric expands on why this conference is not-to-miss: “As AI advances and cloud computing advances, Data Centers Denmark is more relevant than ever. The conference tackles the hard questions head on: How can our industry manage the expected exponential growth while ensuring data security, sustainability, and meeting future IT demands?”
Focus on rising energy demands and the changing AI & Cloud Infrastructure needs across industry verticals
The program includes keynotes and panelists representing various industry verticals, from pharmaceutical and heavy industry to research, emphasizing how AI and digital transformation is transforming the future of IT strategies.
Speakers include Søren Overholt Nicolaisen (Director Cloud Infrastructure, Novo Nordisk), Mette Kaagaard (CEO, Microsoft Denmark & Iceland) Sune Tornbo Baastrup (CIO, Danfoss), Ali Syed (SVP, DCAI), Bo Svejstrup (Former CTO Danske Bank, currently PWC), Eyjólfyr Magnús Kristinsson (CEO, atNorth), Bent Dalager (Partner and Nordic head of NewTech, KPMG), Maria Sundvall (CEO, Fuzion), Sebastien Cruz-Mermy (Data Center innovation leader, Schneider Electric), and many more.
With a core focus on sustainability and growing power demands, the conference will address both the challenges facing the industry as well as potential solutions. Panelists will discuss how the growth of AI is disrupting the data center industry and how to deliver on future IT needs while balancing sustainability.
Henrik Hansen, CEO of the Danish Data Center Industry adds: “This year’s program highlights key topics for the entire data center ecosystem. From rising energy demands to generative AI, speakers will take a holistic look at how AI and Cloud infrastructure is evolving and changing the industry in an already dynamic market.”
Finally, the highly anticipated Danish Market Report will be launched at the conference. The 5th annual market report includes projections, investment analysis and trends. Participants of the conference will be treated to an exclusive executive summary and sneak peek.
Data centers are more relevant than ever
A record-setting 21 sponsors join the conference in 2025, with gold sponsors ABB, BOS Power, Coromatic, DE-CIX, Grundfos, Legrand, and Socomec showcasing their knowledge and innovative solutions during the event.
In addition, exhibitors Alfa Laval, BBT fiberoptic, DataCenterGruppen, DEIF, Fenagy, GM Plast, Lan-Com, Rittal, Sunbird Software, Supermicro, T5 Data Centers, Vattenfall and Zeppelin will exhibit their cutting-edge solutions.
DDI Awards celebrate the regional data center industry
As is tradition, the annual DDI awards will be held on 14 May 2025, the evening before the conference. The DDI awards highlight great innovations, cutting-edge technologies, partnerships, projects, and teams.
New awards this year include ‘Equality & Inclusion’, Data Center Municipality of the Year’, and ‘Data Center Digital Transformation Project of the Year." A total of nine awards will be given to people and projects who have made a difference in the regional industry.
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