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DCD>Connect London

Connect, collaborate, and innovate with data centre industry peers.

Conference

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A futuristic illustration of networked smart city
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Date
17 September 2024
Time
08:00 - 17:00 London
Location
Business Design Centre Ltd
52 Upper Street
London
N1 0QH
United Kingdom
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Our critical systems team is attending DCD>Connect London, where they'll join more than 3000 industry professionals to collaborate on designing, building, and operating next generation data centres.

The event convenes senior leaders in Europe's largest data centre projects to encourage industry collaboration, foster new partnerships and find innovative solutions to fundamental challenges. Panel sessions taking place will cover hot industry topics like cooling design, artificial intelligence, and supply chain resilience.

Reserve your space today to join the conversation and drive the industry forward with us.

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