Thanks for participating in Data Centers Denmark 2024

Yves Durand, Director of Technology, Thales Alenia Space

Merima Dzanic, Head of Strategy & Operations at DDI

By Matthew Baynes

Vice President, Strategic Partners, Cloud & Service Provider Segment

Enterprises are continuing to adopt cloud computing and engage in digital transformation. But the leading driver of data center demand over the next year will be AI. 

We are projecting that for every new standard data center, there are going to be three additional AI data centers offering higher server densities.

This year we’ll see AI-driven tools that can provide greater intelligence to utility and backup power control, cooling control, cross-domain operational optimization (digital twins), data center design and construction, maintenance, robotics, and more. 

In this presentation Schneider Electric will give a guidance to address the challenges of the physical infrastructure category including power, cooling, racks, and software management.

Keynote: Why datacenters should care about interconnection

Gerald Buchholz, Senior Cloud Value Engineer, DE-CIX

For years, customers chose datacenters for reliability, security, scalability, and efficiency. Today’s enterprise customers and content providers are looking beyond the traditional values of a datacenter and excpect new values from datacenters. Hear about interconnection and what the benefits are for you and your customers.

Static medium voltage UPS-based electrical architectures for high-density AI data center compute

Domagoj Talapko, Market Development Manager ABB

Hans Godden, Director, Global Product Management,

Novenco

Henrik Børling, Business Development Director, Huawei

Seppo Ihalainen, CEO & Founder, Firma-Rise Ltd

Stefan Frenzel, Managing Director, DME Digitales Marketing Expert

This presentation explores a groundbreaking approach to enhance data center sustainability by prioritizing energy management and data mobility. Traditional data centers consume massive amounts of energy, contributing to environmental concerns and escalating operational costs, and proposes a transformative solution that focuses on optimizing energy usage while efficiently moving data across the infrastructure and integration of advanced energy management systems aims to minimize the carbon footprint of data centers. By employing smart algorithms and real-time monitoring, these systems dynamically allocate resources, ensuring optimal energy utilization without compromising performance. This not only reduces environmental impact but also results in substantial cost savings for data center operators which emphasizes the significance of data mobility as a key component in achieving sustainability goals.

Thomas Wunger, Head of Data Center Solutions, Coromatic Sweden

Kurt Vahlun Sørensen, Managing Director, Coromatic Denmark

John Frey, Chief Technologist, Sustainable Transformation, HPE

Andreas Espeving, Senior Key Account Manager, Vattenfall AB Business Sales Nordic