DCW London Conference 2022

Despite pandemic supply chain shocks and workforce mobility issues, data centre construction has continued to grow unabated in Europe. Over the last two years the sector has played a crucial role supp ...

Many of the fundamentals of data centre design are well established. However, we live in a changing world, and this is influencing how data centres are managed. Perhaps foremost are technological chan ...

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused a dramatic shift from the traditional office building to remote working structures and increased bandwidth demands have brought hyperscale facilities to the forefront ...

Successfully lighting the building surrounds and outdoor spaces of Data Centre’s is one of the most challenging and multi-faceted applications in the lighting industry. Bringing a harmonious approach ...

Data centres are a huge source of carbon emissions, collectively pumping out the equivalent CO2 of a mid-sized country. But you wouldn’t know it from the statements of cloud companies. Big tech firms ...

Waste heat utilisation is certainly a ‘hot’ topic in the data centre industry. Several cutting edge projects have explored how waste heat can be recovered, stored and reused for a variety of purposes ...

Steve Bowes-Phipps is the Chair of the Workforce Capability and Development (WC&D) Special Interest Group at the Data Centre Alliance.  Ali Moinuddin from the Uptime Institute will be exploring with h ...

Data centres need true supply chain partners that will not only help them achieve rigorous build times, but do so with the most sustainable and resilient critical infrastructure on the planet and cons ...

A presentation on the emergence of genuine global data centre standards and standardised KPIs. This includes details of the developments underway, the progress made to date and the plans for the futur ...

Over the past months, we’ve seen the Web at its best: enhancing lives, enabling business, and connecting people in creative, positive ways globally. We now look to the future of the Web and its contin ...

The demand for more and more computing resources on Earth be they for drug discovery, automated cars, bit coin mining et. al. threatens to exceed the available power. In space the necessity of having ...

Data centres are becoming larger and more complex, relying on a sprawling deployment of distributed control systems and other critical infrastructure to operate. The hyperactive data centre M&A market ...

The digital infrastructure sector is thriving, building out to the edge and recovering and adapting to the pandemic. The coming year (and beyond) promises opportunities but also challenges that only s ...

Our panel today brings together a team of highly regarded specialists from across all elements of the data centre lifecycle.They are also successful and established business people in their own right. ...

Data centers are considered the rising stars, the upcoming real estate asset class. And while real estate developers and investors are starting to dip their toes in the data center market, why do we g ...

What happens to all the server rooms across hotels, office buildings, doctors offices? Will they all migrate to a nearby co-location or will they stay were they are? If they stay were they are, how ca ...

Why should you implement Scalable/Modular UPSes? And why should you opt for the concept of “Pay as you Grow”? David Press will answer these questions during his presentation. He will discuss the diffe ...

·       The data centre industry will have to adjust to more regulation as well as increased pressure to be sustainable in the coming year. By 2025, the carbon emissions of hyperscale services will ra ...

Various initiatives within the UK, Europe and other parts of the world committing the data center industry to carbon neutrality and more transparency has triggered a major response from across the sec ...

In this era of Cloud, IoT and digitization, the importance of data centers has increased dramatically, and managing them have become more complex. The inability to optimize resources and manage capaci ...

This session will cover:a. Energy used in the cooling processb. How ultra-low harmonic drives can provide substantial energy savings, power quality control, decreased project costsc. Optimization by d ...

Many data centre operators are choosing to power their infrastructure using renewable energy sources in an effort to combat climate change. But energy usage isn't the only way that data centres can ta ...

Do you have space constraints to fit your racks? Are there structural obstacles? Are there any other infrastructures already installed that could interfere with your containment? In this presentation, ...

Industry leaders, Yondr, CBRE, LMG, CyrusOne and CNet Training share how they are working together, alongside Amazon Web Services, Ark Data Centres and Virtus Data Centres, to tackle the talent and sk ...

The Climate Change Neutral Data Centre Pact has agreed to make data centres climate neutral by 2030, in alignment with the European Green Deal. The ICT market is set to grow at an unprecedented rate i ...

The digital transformation of Africa is undoubtably well underway. Triggered by the post-pandemic recovery and the critical need to improve digital infrastructure, to facilitate sustainable economic g ...

What is your experience of using data centre infrastructure management software? The idea behind DCIM is undeniably a good one. However, many data centre operators have struggled to make best use of t ...

For years, liquid cooling -- including immersion -- has primarily been seen as a special-purpose solution, a necessity for today's High Density and/or High Performance Compute servers for which air co ...

Maintaining a data center is a complex task, so responding to growing global demand, while balancing the pressures of resilience, sustainability and security, requires innovative solutions. One of tho ...

Data Centres operators have many challenges to meet in maintaining 24/7 operation, balanced with growing environmental demands.  Some key operational issues concern energy consumption, sustainability ...

GF Piping Systems non-corroding, bespoke engineered complete solutions help you achieve net-zero. Plastic pipes offer a competitive and highly reliable alternative to traditional metallic solutions fo ...

The need for monitoring data centre infrastructures, in order to optimize Energy Consumption and maintain uptime is continuously growing and this explains the popularity of DCIM systems.With the diffu ...

Traditionally reserved for mainframes and supercomputers, liquid cooling is now being utilised by enterprise and even edge data centers. New, more demanding IT workloads like AI and machine learning a ...

Integrated power specialist, Socomec, is introducing a new wave of innovation that ensures power availability and energy performance, on show at Data Centre World, London, 2nd – 3rd March 2022.Today’s ...

Based on CIBSE CPD approved content, this presentation, for those involved in the design, construction or operation of data centres, highlights the recent steps forward made with regards to sustainabi ...

Today’s data centers aren’t anymore the mainframes as we know them from previous decades. It is this innovation and development why data centers keep posing unique challenges for the fire protection e ...

Sustainability is a key consideration for all industries in an increasingly decarbonising world – this includes funding, designing, building and operating data centres, as well as in terms of reputati ...

The language that we use determines how our industry is perceived by the general public and by legislators. Right now the perception of our industry is bad. We are seen as pariahs. Data centres are se ...

Since the World Wide Web was founded in 1989 we explore the internets and its digital real estate facilities ‘Data Centres’ impact to the world, regions, nations, towns, people and jobs.