13/08/2026
Less than two months to go until Data Centre World Asia 2026.
AI demand is accelerating across Southeast Asia. But turning that demand into real capacity means solving much more than compute.
Where will the next wave of data centre infrastructure be built? How will it be powered? And can networks, cooling systems and grids keep pace with the density AI requires?
At Data Centre World Asia 2026, these are the questions taking centre stage. This September, explore key sessions tackling these questions:
🔹 OCP Southeast Asia Tech Day — New conference track for 2026, examining the infrastructure journey from token demand and compute requirements to cluster architecture, networking, grid readiness and cooling.
These include keynote sessions like Enabling Standardized Infrastructure for the Next Generation of AI Deployments: How OCP is Defining the Future and Scaling the AI Factory: Open Networking for the Gigascale Era
🔹 Is APAC Keeping Up with Global Data Centre Development and Innovation? — Examining the forces shaping the region’s competitiveness.
🔹 SIJORI Reality Check — Exploring whether Singapore, Johor and Batam can sustain one of Asia’s fastest-growing data centre corridors.
🔹 800 VDC – Rethinking Power Distribution for the AI Factory Era — Looking at how next-generation power architecture could support increasingly dense AI environments.
With the event now approaching, this is the time to plan the conversations and sessions most relevant to your organisation.
📍 29–30 September 2026 | Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore
🎟️ Secure your complimentary pass and join the people designing, building, powering and operating APAC’s next generation of data centres. Register now: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xCvz40
View our conference programme here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0xCgyw0
