Programme

Datacenter Forum Copenhagen serves as the vital platform for knowledge sharing, networking, and exploring the latest trends and challenges in the data center industry in Denmark and the Nordics, with a strong focus on sustainability, technological innovation, and regulatory compliance.
Expert keynote speeches will tackle the intersection of innovation, artificial intelligence, and sustainable energy solutions in future data centers.
We will delve into the future of high-density AI compute, market insights comparing Denmark with other Nordic countries, and innovative concepts – to name a few.
Back in Copenhagen is Datacenter Changemakers Denmark, our live talk shows with the people who are changing the face of the data center industry. The most pressing issues facing the digital infrastructure sector will be discussed, from ESG and regulatory compliance, Denmark's competitiveness in the global AI landscape, to Denmark's energy future. Presented by futurist Liselotte Lyngsø.
Topics include:
AI Infrastructure investments: hype vs real value
As companies develop powerful yet lower-energy models, investors and enterprise leaders must rethink where capital flows. Will these advancements reduce data center demand or fuel even greater AI adoption? We’ll explore the financial, technological, and policy implications of AI’s next evolution.
Power Struggle: The Role of Data Centers in Denmark's Energy Future
As energy – from a supply, distribution, and security standpoint – has become a national concern, data centers are emerging as both a challenge and a solution. How can data centers contribute to grid stability, load balancing, and heat reuse, while managing their growing electricity demand?
Transforming Heat into Value
Data centers can be at the forefront of sustainable innovation through waste heat reuse: using the excess heat generated by servers into a valuable resource for nearby communities and industries. By doing so, data centers not only mitigate their environmental impact but also contribute positively to local energy ecosystems. What are the trends, specific challenges and, above all, opportunities for all involved?
Have a look at last year's Datacenter Forum Copenhagen!