Considering Attending? Here’s What You Need to Know.

The Data Center Investment Summit (DCIS) 2026 convenes the people defining the future of digital infrastructure — from global investors and hyperscale operators to policymakers, utilities, and technology innovators.
As capital, power, and policy increasingly converge, this summit offers an essential platform for insight, connection, and strategic dialogue.

To help you prepare for participation, here are some frequently asked questions from our attendees.

About the Summit

Q   : Who should attend DCIS 2026?
A   : DCIS 2026 is designed for professionals operating at the intersection of capital, energy, and technology. This includes:

• Institutional and private investors

• Data center owners and developers

• Hyperscale and cloud providers

• Energy and infrastructure leaders

• Consultants, policymakers, and regulators

• Advisors in sustainability, ESG, and finance

If your work involves financing, designing, regulating, or operating the next generation of digital infrastructure — DCIS is where those conversations begin.

Q   : What makes DCIS 2026 different from other data center conferences?
A   : Unlike technical or regional events, DCIS focuses on the financial, strategic, and regulatory dimensions of data center investment. It brings together capital allocators, government agencies, and technology executives to examine how AI, sustainability, and power economics are transforming the digital infrastructure landscape.

Registration & Passes

Q   : How do I register to attend?
A   : Registration can be completed through the “Get Attendee Pass” section on our official website. Early registration is encouraged as seating and access to VIP sessions may be limited.

Q   : What’s included in my attendee pass?
A   : Passes typically include access to keynotes, panel sessions, investor roundtables, networking lounges, and partner exhibitions. Attendees also receive digital materials and post-event insights.

Q   : Can I transfer my pass to another colleague?
A   : Yes. Substitutions are permitted before the event begins. Please contact our registration team to update attendee details.

Travel & Logistics

Q   : Will there be recommended hotels or accommodation packages?
A   : Yes. Once registered, attendees will receive curated accommodation options close to the event venue, often with preferred corporate rates for summit participants.

Q: Are visas or invitation letters available?
A: For international attendees, invitation letters for visa purposes can be issued upon request once registration is confirmed. Visa requirements vary by host country.

Networking & Experience

Q   : What kind of networking opportunities are available?
A   : DCIS is designed to facilitate high-level connection and deal flow. Networking formats include:

• Closed-door investor sessions

• Thematic roundtables

• One-on-one meeting lounges

• Executive receptions and partnership dinners

Q   : Can I meet speakers, investors, or sponsors directly?
A   : Yes. Registered attendees receive access to the Summit Networking Platform, enabling meeting requests and engagement before, during, and after the event.

Q   : What is the dress code?
A   : Business formal is recommended for all participants.

Need More Assistance?

Our team is available to help with any inquiries regarding registration, partnership, or program participation.
Please contact us via this form below for dedicated support.