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DataCentres Ireland combines a dedicated exhibition and multi-streamed conference to address every aspect of planning, designing and operating your Datacentre, Server/ Comms room and Digital storage solution – Whether internally, outsourced or in the Cloud.


DataCentres Ireland is the largest and most complete event in the country. It is where you will meet the key decision makers as well as those directly involved in the day to day operations.


EVENT HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: Multi Stream Conference  25 Hours of Conference Content  International & Local Experts  60 Speakers & Panellists  100 Exhibitors  Networking Reception


Entry to ALL aspects of DataCentres Ireland is FREE Key Themes addressed by the Conference include:


• Market Overview, Brexit and the Irish Data Centre Sector Power Sessions Connectivity


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• Open Compute Project • Updating Legacy Data Centres • Heat Networks and the Data Centre


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