• Market Dynamics & Growth
  • Investment & Capital Flows
  • Policy & Regulation
  • Power & Energy Infrastructure
  • Sustainability & ESG
  • Site Selection & Planning
  • Design & Construction Innovation
  • Future-Proof Cooling & Efficiency
  • Adaptive Reuse & Retrofit Strategies
  • AI, Cloud & Emerging Tech Drivers
ABOUT THE EVENT

Australia’s Data Centre Future – Built Here

With data demand exploding, Australia is set to require 175 new data centres by 2030. But challenges around land, power, sustainability and workforce mean success will only come through smarter planning, bold investment, and innovative partnerships.

The Data Centre Leaders Summit is where the entire ecosystem comes together – from hyperscalers, owners and operators to investors, developers, engineers, and government. Gain exclusive market insights, discover project opportunities, meet solution providers, and connect with the decision-makers shaping Australia’s digital infrastructure future.

Summit

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Two days, 50+ speakers, international and local perspectives, unrivalled learning

NETWORKING EVENTS

Meet and build relationships with the people driving Australia’s data centre market

EXHIBITION SHOWCASE

Get access to 30+ leading data centre solution providers

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

Participate in outcome focused group learning sessions with peers facing similar challenges

Our Speakers

Speaker lineup includes:

Nabeel Mahmood

Managing Director, Nomad Futurist

Craig Scrooggie

Chief Executive Officer, NextDC

David Dzienciol

Chief Commercial Officer, NEXTDC

Jing Zhou

Senior Director, Data Center, Alternatives and Strategic Transactions, Nuveen (Hong Kong)

Jack Dan

Chief Strategy Officer, CDC

Sumit Mukhija

Chief Executive Officer, DCI Data Centers
Kate Mitchell

Kate Mitchell

Fund Manager – Data Centres, Centuria Capital Group
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Chris Thorpe

Founder and CEO, Leading Edge Data Centres
THIS YEAR's expanded Program covers:

DAY 1

Investment and delivery of Australian data centre capacity

Financing considerations

Policy & regulation

Power sourcing & sustainability

DAY 2

Site selection & planning

Construction & project delivery – Build, upgrade & retrofit strategies

Optimising future data centre design & engineering

Future-proofing for cooling innovation

17th - 18th March 2026 - Sydney

Conference Schedule

Day 1 - 17th March 2026

08:00

Conference registration & morning coffee

09:00

Chairs opening remarks

Rana Qadir, President - Melbourne Chapter, AFCOM

REALISING THE AUSTRALIAN DATA CENTRE OPPORTUNITY

09:05

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Embracing Disruption: Examining the global outlook and the future of Data Centres

As a global technology futurist, Nabeel is widely regarded as a leader in data centre development, innovation, and sustainability. In this extended keynote session, he will discuss where we stand today, the challenges we face, and what needs to change to unlock future potential – both in Australia and globally. Have your questions ready!

  • Demystifying technology for the masses and the role of AI
  • The current state of the data centre industry
  • What’s broken and what needs to be fixed
  • Where we’re headed and what the future could look like
  • Embracing disruption across emerging frontiers such as nuclear energy, immersion cooling, sustainable power, space exploration, fusion vs. fission, and quantum computing
Nabeel Mahmood, Managing Director, Nomad Futurist
09:25

Charting the future: What’s next for Australia’s data centre industry?

As one of the country’s largest developers and operators, CDC Data Centres sits at the forefront of digital infrastructure in Australia and New Zealand. In this opening keynote, we will deliver a strategic market outlook, offering a big-picture perspective on how demand, investment, security, and sovereign capability are shaping the future of the industry – and where it’s heading next.

  • Strategic shifts: How cloud, AI, and sovereign needs are redefining growth
  • National outlook: Expansion opportunities and constraints across major markets
  • Industry leadership: The role of long-term strategy in ensuring resilience and competitiveness
Jack Dan, Chief Strategy Officer, CDC
09:45

PANEL: How do we make Australia the major data centre hub for South-East Asia?

Australia’s data centre sector is poised for significant expansion, offering a wealth of opportunities for investment, economic growth, and technological advancement. Addressing the challenges related to energy consumption, sustainability, and security will be crucial for realising the full potential of this rapidly maturing asset class.  This high-level discussion will bring together senior leaders to explore the massive data centre opportunity for Australia. Our panellists will discuss strategies for enabling the rapid construction of more data centres as well as the energy and people required to power them.

  • Australia’s competitive position as a regional hub for South-East Asia
  • Balancing growth with sustainability, energy, and security
  • Ensuring reliable, scalable, and efficient power and cooling infrastructure
  • Meeting future demand driven by AI and digital transformation
Panellists include:
David Dzienciol, Chief Commercial Officer, NEXTDC
Sumit Mukhija, Chief Executive Officer, DCI Data Centers
Jack Dan, Chief Strategy Officer, CDC
Rob Hammond, Director, Global Data Centre Lead, TBH
Tony Gaunt, Vice President Product Management, Vertiv
Moderated by:
Nabeel Mahmood, Managing Director, Nomad Futurist
10:25

Strengthening resilience and sustainability: Why deeper partnerships between data centres and grid operators are now essential

As energy demand from digital infrastructure continues to surge, the interdependence between data centres and grid operators has never been greater. This session explores how strategic partnerships can unlock greater resilience, support the integration of renewables, and ensure the sustainable growth of mission-critical facilities.

10:45

Morning refreshments and exhibition viewing

11:20

INTERACTIVE ROUNDTABLES

Delegates break into small focus groups of 20 and participate in 2 quickfire, facilitated 25-minute roundtable discussions. Each session allows for a deep dive into specific topics of interest, maximising exposure to new ideas, peer-to-peer learning, and practical takeaways in a highly interactive format.

Roundtable 1: Navigating Data Centre development in regional Australia: Challenges, opportunities, and innovative strategies

Facilitated by: Chris Thorpe, Founder and CEO, Leading Edge Data Centres

 

Roundtable 2: Reframing the narrative: Winning public trust in Data Centres

Facilitated by: Andrew Green, Former Associate Director Data Centres, Datacom

 

Roundtable 3: Compliance implications and considerations for Data Centres

Facilitated by: Heath McNab, Managing Director, MBC Group

 

Roundtable 4: Addressing the human capital deficit: Building the workforce behind data centres

Facilitated by: Nabeel Mahmood, Managing Director, Nomad Futurist (USA)

 

Roundtable 5: Navigating grid capacity and connection challenges

Facilitated by: Janne Paananen, Data Center Systems Architect, Eaton (Finland)

 

Roundtable 6: Design for more efficient Data Centres – How automation and analytics across the full data centre lifecycle can help you

Facilitated by: Ken Ong, Security and Access Solutions Leader, Honeywell

 

Roundtable 7: Managing AI adoption and meeting enterprise expectations in the cloud era

 

Roundtable 8: Balancing ESG goals with operational realities: Towards a circular data centre economy

 

Roundtable 9: Advancing on‑site generation, storage and demand response strategies

 

Roundtable 10: Implementing battery storage innovations: From backup power to grid participation

 

Chris Thorpe, Founder and CEO, Leading Edge Data Centres
Andrew Green, AG Squared Consulting, Independent Data Centre Consultant
Heath McNab, Managing Director, MBC Group
Nabeel Mahmood, Managing Director, Nomad Futurist
Ken Ong, Security and Access Solutions Leader, Honeywell
Janne Paananen, Data Center Systems Architect, Eaton (Finland)
12:25

Networking lunch and exhibition viewing

CAPITAL MARKETS & INVESTMENT STRATEGIES

13:25

CAPITAL MARKETS ADDRESS: Global capital, local pressure: Decoding trends shaping data centre investment strategy

As AI accelerates demand and reshapes infrastructure requirements, global investment into the data centre sector is surging – but so are the challenges. This session unpacks the latest development, leasing, and M&A trends across major regions, with a focus on capital flows, site selection constraints, and the evolving risk-return equation. We’ll explore how macroeconomic uncertainty, power availability, and rising construction costs are influencing investment decisions – and what these dynamics mean for Australia’s positioning in the global market.

  • Where capital is flowing: Global hotspots, sector preferences, and emerging markets
  • Power, land, and policy as new gatekeepers of investment
  • M&A activity and shifts in investor profiles
  • AI and sustainability: how tech and ESG are reshaping underwriting models
  • What global trends signal for Australia’s near- and long-term investment outlook
Benjamin Martin-Henry, Executive Director & Head of Private Assets Research, Pacific, MSCI
13:40

PANEL: Tracking capital flows: Navigating investment challenges in a high-growth market

As Australia’s data centre sector continues to expand, investors are keeping a close eye on market dynamics, regulatory shifts, and long-term growth opportunities. This panel brings together leaders from major investment funds to share their perspectives on where capital is flowing, the challenges they’re navigating, and what they see ahead for the sector.

  • Current capital allocation trends across hyperscale, edge, and colocation assets
  • Investor appetite for Australian vs. APAC vs. global data centre markets
  • Regulatory and tax considerations influencing foreign investment in Australian data centres
  • Co-investment models and strategic partnerships
  • How AI demand is reshaping valuation models and underwriting assumptions
Panellists include:
Michael Gold, General Manager Data Centre Investments, Macquarie Technology Group
Jing Zhou, Senior Director, Data Center, Alternatives and Strategic Transactions, Nuveen (Hong Kong)
Kate Mitchell, Fund Manager – Data Centres, Centuria Capital Group
Fredrik Johansson, Founder and Managing Director, Balder Investment (Singapore)
Moderated by:
Benjamin Martin-Henry, Executive Director & Head of Private Assets Research, Pacific, MSCI

POWERING DATA CENTRES SUSTAINABLY

14:20

Redefining data centre infrastructure

In this session we’ll explore the latest breakthroughs in automation, energy efficiency, modular infrastructure, renewable energy integration, liquid cooling, carbon-neutral designs, and energy-efficient hardware that are redefining the future of data centre infrastructure.

Kirk Wetherrell, Head of Data Centres Vertical, Siemens AU/NZ
14:40

INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDY: Rethinking sustainability: New pathways to greener data centre infrastructure

As pressure grows to reduce environmental impact while meeting surging digital demand, the data centre industry is re-evaluating how sustainability is defined – and delivered. In this case study, we explore the latest innovations driving measurable change in how facilities are powered, cooled, and built. From circular design principles and low-carbon materials to on-site renewables, grid participation, and nature-based offsets, what’s really moving the needle?

  • Redefining sustainability metrics and measuring true impact
  • Integrating renewable energy and advanced cooling technologies at scale
  • Balancing cost, compliance, and innovation in the race to net-zero
Kavickumar Muruganathan, ESG Policy & Planning Director APAC, Microsoft (Singapore)
15:00

Afternoon refreshments & exhibition viewing

15:40

INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDY - AI: Powering the data centres of the future

With AI driving unprecedented demand, the question of power has never been more critical. This session will look at global and local perspectives on grid capacity and explore strategies to manage the rising impact of AI workloads.

  • Managing grid capacity requirements: global and local outlook
  • Mitigating challenges of AI-driven workloads
  • Building resilience for the next generation of data centres
Janne Paananen, Data Center Systems Architect, Eaton (Finland)
16:00

LOCKNOTE PANEL - Feeding the future: Rethinking grid readiness and power solutions for data centres

As demand for compute accelerates, data centres face mounting pressure to secure reliable, scalable, and low-carbon power. This panel brings together leaders from the energy, infrastructure, and data centre sectors to unpack the evolving energy mix – from grid constraints and renewable integration to the role of emerging sources like small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs). How are operators planning for long-term energy resilience? What policy changes and investments are needed to accelerate clean energy adoption at scale?

  • Diversifying power sources: solar, wind, battery storage, and nuclear
  • Grid constraints, connection delays, and demand flexibility
  • The economics and viability of SMRs in the data centre landscape
  • Building partnerships with utilities, governments, and investors
  • Ensuring sustainability while meeting scale and uptime requirements
Panellists include:
Shayne Kumar, Head of Energy, NEXTDC
Richard Pawlik, General Manager Infrastructure Investment, AusNet
Laura Caspari, Chief Renewables Officer, ENGIE Au
James Magill, Executive General Manager Origin Zero, Origin Energy
Moderated by:
Sabiene Heindl, Chief Executive Officer, The Energy Charter
16:40

FIRESIDE CHAT: From strategy to site: Aligning investment goals with project delivery

This session will explore how investment goals influence design choices, risk management, and timelines, and how aligning capital strategy with on-the-ground realities can drive scalable, efficient, and future-ready data centres.

  • Translating capital strategy into practical design, delivery, and operational decisions
  • Balancing investor priorities with construction realities, risks, and timelines
  • Driving scalability and efficiency through closer alignment between finance and project teams
Craig Scrooggie, Chief Executive Officer, NextDC
In conversation with:
Nabeel Mahmood, Managing Director, Nomad Futurist
17:00

Networking Drinks

18:00

Close of Day 1

Day 2 - 18th March 2026

09:00

Chairs opening remarks

Tim Gentle, President Sydney Chapter, AFCOM

BUILDING DATA CENTRES BIGGER & FASTER

09:05

MACRO-ECONOMIC CONSTRUCTION FORECAST: The rise of Data Centre construction in Australia - Opportunities and challenges ahead

Join Timothy Hibbert, Head of Property & Building Forecasting at Oxford Economics, as he explores the rapid growth and economic significance of data centres across Australia. With data centres to be one of Australia’s most significant investment frontiers, attendees will gain valuable insight into the broader construction landscape ahead. In this session, Timothy will provide a comprehensive state of play for data centre development, including:

  • Resource competition with other construction sectors
  • Power and water supply pressures
  • Global trade risks
  • The broader economic and construction implications
Timothy Hibbert, Head of Property & Building Forecasting, Oxford Economics
09:25

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Scaling infrastructure for the AI era

As AI adoption accelerates, data centre operators are under increasing pressure to deliver infrastructure that can support high-density workloads, vast compute requirements, and ultra-low latency. In this keynote, Sumit Mukhija, CEO of DCI Data Centers, shares how the industry is adapting to meet these demands – from rethinking power and cooling strategies to evolving design, deployment, and investment models. This session will explore the infrastructure priorities shaping the next wave of AI innovation.

  • Designing next-generation facilities to handle unprecedented compute density
  • Rethinking power, cooling, and energy efficiency for AI-driven workloads
  • Aligning investment and deployment strategies with the accelerating pace of AI adoption
Sumit Mukhija, Chief Executive Officer, DCI Data Centers
09:45

PANEL SCENE SETTER: Delivering scale: Building high-density data centres in a high-demand market

In this opening address, Michael will set the scene by reflecting on the evolving demands of large-scale construction in this sector. He’ll touch on how companies like Evolution Precast are adapting their approach to meet tighter timelines, design complexity, and sustainability expectations – laying the groundwork for a broader conversation on scaling delivery in a high-demand market.

Michael Negri, Chief Executive Officer, Evolution Precast
09:50

OPENING PANEL - Delivering scale: Building high-density data centres in a high-demand market

Australia’s data centre boom is placing unprecedented pressure on construction teams to deliver faster, larger, and more resilient projects – all while navigating land constraints, labour shortages, and supply chain volatility. In this opening discussion, leading contractors and delivery partners share how they’re scaling up to meet demand, managing risk across complex builds, and adapting to the evolving needs of hyperscalers and enterprise clients. From procurement models to cooling innovation and compliance, this session sets the tone for a day focused on construction excellence.

  • Accelerating project delivery while managing risk, cost, and complexity
  • Overcoming land, labour, and supply chain challenges in large-scale builds

Adapting construction strategies to the evolving requirements of hyperscalers and enterprises

Panellists include:
Marcel Zalloua, Chief Executive Officer, ResetData
Baz Tarhini, Project Director (Data Centres), Hickory
Frank McMahon, Regional Director, Multiplex
Natalie Dragovic, Data Center Facilities Engineering Manager, Fujitsu
Moderated by:
Michael Negri, Chief Executive Officer, Evolution Precast
10:25

PRESENTATION: From blueprint to hyperscale: Accelerating data centre delivery

This session explores the journey of taking hyperscale data centres from design to delivery, highlighting how contractors manage scale, speed, and complexity under tight market pressures. It will unpack the construction strategies, engineering innovations, and approval pathways that enable faster, more resilient, and sustainable builds for hyperscale clients.

  • Streamlining design, approvals, and stakeholder coordination to accelerate delivery
  • Leveraging engineering innovation and modular construction to manage scale and speed
  • Embedding resilience and sustainability into hyperscale build strategies
Frank McMahon, Regional Director, Multiplex
10:45

Morning refreshments & exhibition viewing

11:20

FIRESIDE CHAT: From strategy to site: Aligning investment goals with project delivery

This session will explore how investment goals influence design choices, risk management, and timelines, and how aligning capital strategy with on-the-ground realities can drive scalable, efficient, and future-ready data centres.

  • Translating capital strategy into practical design, delivery, and operational decisions
  • Balancing investor priorities with construction realities, risks, and timelines
  • Driving scalability and efficiency through closer alignment between finance and project teams
Jing Zhou, Senior Director, Data Center, Alternatives and Strategic Transactions, Nuveen (Hong Kong)
In conversation with:
Luke Jackson, Co-Head of Data Centres, Capital Markets, Asia Pacific, JLL
11:40

Scaling smarter - How modular infrastructure is changing the construction equation

As demand accelerates, speed to market is now a defining factor. Vertiv will unpack how modular infrastructure and prefabricated components are reshaping the construction process, helping contractors and developers deliver faster, safer, and more cost-efficient facilities at scale.

Tony Gaunt, Vice President Product Management, Vertiv
12:00

PANEL: Unlocking land and navigating planning: Aligning regulation with industry growth

As Australia’s data centre sector rapidly scales, policy frameworks and planning regulations are struggling to keep pace. From zoning and approvals to power infrastructure and ESG compliance, regulatory clarity and coordination have become critical enablers – or blockers – of development. This panel brings together policymakers, industry leaders, and advisors to explore what’s working, where friction points lie, and how regulation can better support sustainable, community-aligned growth across both metropolitan and regional Australia.

  • Addressing land scarcity and zoning bottlenecks in high-demand regions
  • Balancing community engagement, environmental constraints, and infrastructure access
  • Improving coordination between government, utilities, and developers to fast-track delivery
  • Building public understanding of the value data centres deliver – and addressing growing resistance linked to sustainability and resource consumption
  • Unlocking the regional opportunity: enabling edge and hyperscale growth beyond metro hubs
Chris Thorpe, Founder and CEO, Leading Edge Data Centres
Nauman Akhtar, Co-Chief Executive Officer, INSITE DC
Fredrik Johansson, Founder and Managing Director, Balder Investment (Singapore)
Moderated by:
Jennifer Cooper, Director, Urbis
12:35

PRESENTATION: The legal architecture of data centres

This case study from the global head of data centres at international law firm, White & Case, will explore the key legal challenges shaping data centre acquisition, development, leasing and operations. The session will highlight practical risks, evolving market practices and strategies to mitigate exposures while enabling growth in an intensively competitive sector.

James Dodsworth, Global head of data centres, Partner, London, White & Case (UK)
12:50

Networking lunch & exhibition viewing

PLANNING & DESIGN

13:50

CASE STUDY: Strategic location, smarter upgrades - evolving site selection and retrofit planning

As land constraints, ESG pressures, and AI-driven demand reshape the landscape, site selection and retrofitting are becoming critical levers for scalable data centre development. This panel brings together developers, planners, and retrofit specialists to explore how to identify optimal sites, navigate complex planning frameworks, address evolving cooling requirements, and breathe new life into existing infrastructure.

  • Balancing location, connectivity, and utility access in competitive site selection
  • The retrofit opportunity: Converting legacy buildings into modern, AI-ready infrastructure
  • Navigating zoning, planning, and community engagement challenges
  • Designing with future scalability, cooling, and sustainability in mind
  • Unlocking hidden value in brownfield and urban edge assets
Marcel Zalloua, Chief Executive Officer, ResetData
14:10

Balancing data centre computing demands and energy efficiency

Data centres face the dual challenge of meeting rising computing demands while keeping energy use under control. This session will explore practical approaches to improving efficiency across critical infrastructure, including cooling, power distribution, and energy management systems. We’ll also look at how tools such as real-time analytics, automation, and predictive maintenance can support sustainability goals without compromising performance or reliability.

  • Balancing workload growth with power and cooling capacity
  • Using data and automation to drive smarter energy decisions
  • Aligning operational efficiency with long-term sustainability targets
Ken Ong, Security and Access Solutions Leader, Honeywell
14:30

INNOVATION SPOTLIGHT

In this session, you’ll hear rapid-fire 5-minute presentations from companies at the forefront of data centre innovation followed by a 20-minute panel discussion exploring how their services and solutions are transforming development – boosting delivery speed, improving cost certainty, and supporting sustainability and resilience goals.

Talk 1: Designing today’s Data Centres for tomorrow’s technology

Led by: Heath McNab, Managing Director, MBC Group

Talk 2: Designing for sustainability under real-world constraints: Power, air quality and site risk

Led by: Philipp Schluter, Sustainability and Efficiency Specialist, Camfil

Talk 3: Modular by design: Accelerating scalable and flexible data centre delivery

Talk 4: Achieving real time operational visibility

Moderated by:

Beth Gentle, National Services Manager, Australian IT Services

Heath McNab, Managing Director, MBC Group
Philipp Schluter, Sustainability and Efficiency Specialist, Camfil
Moderated by:
Beth Gentle, National Services Manager, Australian IT Services
15:10

AUDIENCE-LED DISCUSSION: The future of data centre design: Building for performance, scale, and speed

In this fun and engaging audience led session, we look into the future. Leading designers and delivery partners will share how they’re rethinking traditional design principles to meet evolving client needs. From modular construction and prefabrication to smarter coordination with utilities, cooling systems, and consultants, this session explores what’s driving better outcomes in capacity, cost, and carbon.

  • How to embed design flexibility from day one
  • Balancing standardisation and customisation in engineering approaches
  • Coordinating design and approvals to accelerate speed to market
  • Aligning client, builder and consultant expectations for smoother project delivery
Andrew Green, AG Squared Consulting, Independent Data Centre Consultant
John Henderson, General Manager, Pulse Data Centre
Nauman Akhtar, Co-Chief Executive Officer, INSITE DC
Nabeel Mahmood, Managing Director, Nomad Futurist
15:40

End of Summit

WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND

Gain insights & connect with global and local leaders

Hear from 40+ speakers including CEOs and senior executives from DCI Data Centres, CDC, NEXTDC, Macquarie Technology, ResetData, Leading Edge, Microsoft, Nuveen, Centuria, AusNet, Origin Energy, and more. Learn directly from those shaping the direction of Australia’s data centre industry.

Stay ahead of macro trends driving growth

Understand how AI adoption, sovereign capability, and sustainability pressures redefining demand, investment models, and industry strategies across Australia and the wider Asia-Pacific hub are.

Decode global capital flows & investment strategies

Explore where global capital is moving, how investors are viewing Australian vs APAC markets, and what new M&A, co-investment, and risk-return dynamics mean for the sector.

Get the power & grid readiness roadmap

Learn from energy leaders tackling grid constraints, renewable integration, battery storage, and emerging sources like nuclear - and what’s needed to secure reliable and sustainable power for future capacity.

See innovation in action

Discover cutting-edge technologies transforming data centre delivery, from modular builds and digital twins to advanced cooling, carbon tracking platforms, and AI-assisted design tools.

Master construction & delivery at scale

Hear from top contractors and delivery partners on how they’re accelerating large-scale builds, overcoming labour and supply chain challenges, and adapting strategies to hyperscaler and enterprise demand.

Navigate land & planning challenges

Gain insights into zoning, approvals, ESG compliance, and community engagement to unlock both metro and regional opportunities while addressing resistance and regulatory bottlenecks.

Join targeted interactive collaboration sessions

Join our structured interactive roundtables sessions. We have realised how popular and important these sessions are to meet with like minded people so we have doubled the number so you can join multiple sessions. Connect with peers, partners, and prospects across the full data centre value chain.

Dive deep with roundtables & case studies

Participate in focused discussions on AI adoption, cooling innovation, ESG strategies, compliance, site selection, and more - designed to deliver practical takeaways tailored to your interests.

Join multiple interactive networking sessions

You will have multiple opportunities to connect with your peers, partners, and collaboration prospects across the full data centre value chain. From structured speed networking to the extended coffee breaks and lunches – not to mention our 2 Post-Summit Networking Cocktail Receptions. Spend time with the people you want to and help drive your business forward.

THEMES BEING DISCUSSED

The Data Centre Leaders Summit will bring together senior leaders to discuss the following topics:

who attends?

The 2025 event brought together senior level representatives from hyperscalers, developers and operators, investors, advisory firms, and the planning, design, engineering, construction and technology companies that support the data centre industry.

 

2025 Attendees

The 2025 event brought together C -suite / senior leaders from:

What Not to Miss

EXHIBITION AREA
EXHIBITION AREA
The Exhibition Area brings together leading solution providers and senior decision-makers. Explore the latest innovations, discover new partners, and connect with the people driving the data centre sector forward.
ROUNDTABLES
ROUNDTABLES
Small, interactive, and peer-led. These focused sessions create space for open discussion, testing new ideas, sharing lessons learned, and tackling challenges head-on with industry peers.
NETWORKING EVENTS
NETWORKING EVENTS
Pre-Summit Networking Drinks and official Industry Networking Dinner. Our event partners will also run VIP breakfasts and lunches.
CONFERENCE
CONFERENCE
The entire conference convenes in a unified forum to look at the macro drivers, policies, strategies and partnerships needed to transform Australia's Data Centre sector.

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