DATA CENTERS DENMARK

CONFERENCE & Exhibition

15 May 2025 // The Hangar, Copenhagen


AGENDA

08:00 AM - 05:00 PM

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Opening & registration

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    Registration, breakfast coffee, exhibition, networking & 1-1 meetings 

Time: 08:00 AM – 09:00 AM

Welcome from DDI

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    Welcome and launch of Danish Data Center Industry Market 2025 – Trends, Investment Analysis and Growth Opportunities 

Time: 08:50 AM – 09:10 AM

Place: Stage 1

Unlocking AI’s potential for a sustainable society with digital policy



Time: 09:10 AM – 09:20 AM

Place: Stage 1

Keynote: Industry verticals

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    The importance of digitalisation in the pharmaceutical manufacturing system and the impact on future IT strategies.

Time: 09:20 AM – 09:40 AM

Place: Stage 1

Keynote: IT meets OT - Accelerating digital transformation at industrial scale 



Time: 09:40 AM – 10:00 AM

Place: Stage 1

Plenary Panel: AI is here – how can enterprises update their technology stack to support AI rollouts at scale? 

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    Organisations cannot scale their cloud and AI solutions without reshaping their technology function to enable this massive shift towards artificial intelligence. Taking an “AI everywhere” approach to revisiting the technology stack is a critical first step. How can IT leaders implement a sustainable AI strategy and how will demand be met?


    This panel will focus on the following: 


    • AI readiness: How are Danish organisations embracing AI applications? 
    • AI in the cloud, on-prem or both? 
    • How ready are we in Denmark to meet the needs of AI? Infrastructure vs. policy vs. culture
    • How can we tackle AI’s environmental footprint? 

Time: 10:00 AM – 10:40 AM

Place: Stage 1

Coffee break, exhibition, networking & 1-1 meetings



Time: 10:40 AM – 11:00 AM

Keynote: Blueprint for optimising data centers to harness the power of AI emerging technologies to support high density AI clusters in the future

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    Sponsor: Schneider Electric

Time: 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Place: Stage 1

Keynote: Utilising AI to combat rising energy demands

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     How AI, machine learning and advanced analytics can optimise energy use and reduce a facility’s carbon footprint


    Sponsor: ABB

Time: 11:30 AM – 11:50 AM

Place: Stage 1

Keynote: Hybrid cooling strategies – the bridge to full liquid cooling in data centers?



Time: 11:30 AM – 11:50 AM

Place: Stage 2

Keynote: Case study - Building a cutting-edge data center in record time

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    Sponsor: Legrand

Time: 11:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Place: Stage 1

Keynote: Cross-sectorial partnerships to enable data center heat reuse for district heating systems 



Time: 11:50 AM – 12:10 PM

Place: Stage 2

Keynote: Managing the full value chain to deliver tailored, on-time emergency power systems with guaranteed quality

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    Sponsor: BOS POWER

Time: 12:10 PM – 12:30 PM

Place: Stage 1

Keynote: Cloud, colo or hybrid IT – are applications moving back to on-prem colo environments?  



Time: 12:10 PM – 12:30 PM

Place: Stage 2

Keynote: How can high-density prefabricated modular and micro data centers meet the demands for speedy buildouts?

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    Sponsor: Coromatic

Time: 12:30 PM – 12:50 PM

Place: Stage 1

Keynote: CEDCE EU Project - Advancing and standardizing data center skills and education across Europe


Time: 12:30 PM – 12:50 PM

Place: Stage 2

Lunch break, exhibitions, networking & 1-1 meetings



Time: 12:50 PM – 01:50 PM

Keynote: Exploring energy-efficient generative AI: Emerging innovations, strategies and the effect on data center design 

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    How AI is changing the game rules of server and chip technology – what should the industry prepare for? 


    How will it impact data center topology?

Time: 01:50 PM – 02:10 PM

Place: Stage 1

Panel: Navigating data centers sustainability issues in the AI era: Can we scale up while reducing carbon emissions?

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    As the demand for data continues to grow to unprecedented levels, innovation and collaboration “outside the fence” becomes central to data center sustainability. How do we future proof a sustainable pathway for the industry? 


    This panel focuses on: 


    • Cross-sector collaboration and public-private partnerships
    • Reviewing innovative energy models – renewables, alternative power sources, tariffs and models
    • Demand response and grid resilience– how to improve flexibility and offer backup power sources to the grid?
    • Data center heat reuse applications for district heating and other applications – how do we move the needle
    • Outlook: Regulatory and compliance incentives: Is the EED enough, or should we go beyond?

Time: 02:10 PM – 02:45 PM

Place: Stage 1

Panel: Can the Nordics lead in hosting the world’s most sustainable AI workloads? 

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    Key European data center hubs are facing data center buildout constraints due to land and power availability. As AI is being rolled out, the Nordics are positioned as a promising region for hosting sustainable high-density workloads. 


    This panel will focus on: 


    • Assessing how the energy availability crises in EU’s tier 1 markets influence data center site selection strategies
    • Does the Nordics have what it takes to host the most efficient AI and HPC workloads? How well do we perform in connectivity, energy, skills, innovation and security? 
    • Could other emerging European markets outperform the Nordics?

Time: 02:45 PM – 03:20 PM

Place: Stage 1

Keynote: Data centers powered by zero emissions green hydrogen power



Time: 03:20 PM – 03:40 PM

Place: Stage 1

Panel: Net Zero Impact at scale and acceleration capability towards Net Zero – how emerging tech and cross-sector collaboration paves the way for innovations in the European industry

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    The Net Zero Innovation Hub is a pan-European initiative which seeks to address key sectoral challenges through concrete innovation projects and establishing stronger links between operators, suppliers, and governments. 


    The Hub Projects aim to de-risk the scale-up of innovative solutions by removing barriers around: technology, market off-take, regulation and financing. 


    The panel will focus on: 


    • Carbon-free energy - specifically technologies delivering controllable 24/7 carbon-free power, alternatives to diesel back-up generators, grid-connected data centers µogrids
    • Data center heat reuse - for various applications including district heating systems, industry and energy 

Time: 03:40 PM – 04:15 PM

Place: Stage 1

Networking drinks



Time: 04:15 PM – 05:00 PM

End of event



Time: 05:00 PM

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