
Sydney Cloud & Datacenter Convention 2023
The changing focus of Enterprise decision making.
Sydney International Convention Centre
14 September 2023
Scan & Share Event
We are delighted to present the 2023 edition of the W.Media Sydney Cloud and Datacenter Convention.
Sydney is one of the most established data center hubs in the Asia Pacific. It accounts for a majority of the datacenters in Australasia and its strong growth is projected to continue based on both Australian and international demand.
Our wealth of international and local speakers will look at the issues which are impacting a growing Sydney market, in particular the changing profile and requirements of enterprise and multinationals.
Enterprise companies are the foundation of the growth of the datacenter/cloud ecosystem. The decisions they require to make in relation to digital infrastructure are becoming more complex as providers and technologies evolve and as options and information increase.
How do providers across the industry interpret enterprise needs? How are those needs evolving and why? What are the key impact trends? How will these impact data center planning, design and operation and the role of enterprise on-prem., colocation, cloud and edge in managing growth?
Look out for details of the agenda, sponsors, speakers through 2023!
Join this presentation for an expert review of the steps that data centre operation, management and planning are taking to reduce energy consumption and carbon footprint. What are the most interesting and effective initiatives? And how close are data centres to becoming ‘prosumers’ rather than just consumers of energy?
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In common with other data center hub cities around the world, Sydney needs to meet increasing demand for data center services with the space, skills and resources required to do so. On top of this, there are increasing pressures to match delivery with sustainability. How well are local data centers meeting the sustainability challenge as its focus broadens beyond energy efficiency?
Over the last decade, the world has undergone a transformative digital evolution; at the core of this evolution are data centres that compile, process, store, and transmit massive volumes of data keeping up with the ever-increasing demand for information. By 2025, there will likely be more than 27 billion IoT connections across the globe. This increase in connected devices makes uptime in data centers even more critical which probably can be best met by “Digitalisation” of the ‘Power Infrastructure’ that supports the 24/7 operation.
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Witness the steady growth of digital infrastructure in Southeast Asia, marked by remarkable progress. Explore the promising development of Malaysia as an emerging data hub in the region and how MDEC drives Malaysia Digital initiatives. Join us in a comprehensive exploration of the regional digital landscape, where opportunities and challenges coexist harmoniously.
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Discover how AI applications are reshaping the landscape and pushing the boundaries of DC infrastructure. Delve into the cooling and power challenges and consequential shifts in data center design and infrastructure. As we navigate the complexities ,we will unveil the pivotal role of Aggreko in empowering data centers to meet the demands of tomorrow. Learn about Aggreko’s tailored power solutions, ensuring uninterrupted performance and agility. Uncover the power of scalable and modular solutions to maintain optimal data center operations. Explore load bank testing enabling data centers to establish performance effectively.
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As the largest data centre market in Australasia, Sydney plays a critical role as a digital gateway into and out of the region. The city is also a financial, commercial and administrative centre in its own right and the steady growth of the Australian economy is generating strong local demand. This session will review Sydney’s current and future position within the Asia Pacific and look at the impact of different strategies on the local industry.
Discover how data centre construction achieves unmatched efficiency and speed by adopting a Digital Twin. Embrace transparency, eliminate paper-based solutions, and streamline information management. The asset information model links all data across the lifecycle, while central task coordination maximises workflow productivity. Optimised BIM production expedites design and approval workflows. Integrated systems simplify project information management. Meticulously monitor information quality for a seamless handover. Empower technical teams with mobile technology for on-site access and asset data capture. Join us to unlock valuable insights and revolutionise data centre construction in the digital age.
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As larger numbers of businesses and consumers across Australia transform via digitalisation, how is this changing the requirements of infrastructure? What does this mean for the design and build of data centers, whether on-prem, colocation or hyperscale? And how can an increasingly unpredictable data center life be factored into the design and build stage?
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This session will provide expert insight on how to address Scope 3 emissions that occur throughout a data centre’s life, it will demonstrate also how focused data collection and analysis are the keys to managing it. It will also highlight insights from Schneider Electric’s recently conducted Sustainability Index, of Australian business decision-makers to understand attitudes and adoption around sustainability initiatives.
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As the APAC data centre market sees explosive growth, the race is on to deploy IT infrastructure quickly,
yet efficiently. Aside from the pressure to scale fast, operators are now expected – sometimes even mandated – to adopt sustainable practices to reduce their impact on the environment. How can hyperscalers pave the way for sustainable practices in the region? Learn from our expert on sustainable data centre design and how to scale infrastructure more responsibly.
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Market research has repeatedly revealed that human error is the leading cause of disruptive downtime. Despite widespread adoption of ISO standards, it has become evident that they are not sufficient to prevent these costly disruptions. As our world economies become more reliant on data centers, it is crucial that we address this challenge head on.
There is a vital need for a robust, practical and comprehensive quality management framework tailored to the unique demands of data center operations.
What is this framework and how does it work?
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Electricity is a data centre’s most critical and costly resource. As demand for data centre services grows, operators must look for new ways to limit their exposure to rising electricity costs and deliver on their decarbonisation goals. What are some the key technologies for managing electricity consumption more efficiently? What opportunities are there for data centres to use electricity more flexibly, whilst still delivering a reliable service?
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This expert keynote will highlight Australia’s opportunity to provide for AI workloads, even if initially only at the enterprise level. It will showcase a number of key markets with inherent natural advantages when it comes to hosting AI workloads given the considerable potential environmental impacts of doing so. A summary of the initiatives required at the Data Centre level to help mitigate the vast environmental challenges of AI / HPE workloads will also be outlined.
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Data Centres are highlighted as a key reason for climate change and for impacting negatively on the environment. There is the opportunity to change this narrative. By utilising the ever-increasing waste energy from our data centres, we could lead the way in generating a circular economy of liquid energy and create our ‘liquid cities’ of the future. This panel will look at the emerging technologies and the thinking which can help deliver this, and what we should be considering in our data centre design now, to help make this possible.
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