Programme
Datacenter Changemakers Denmark
Episode 1
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.
In this episode:
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 – especially in Denmark – and perhaps also a solution. How should the surge in grid access requests be resolved, and how can data centers contribute to grid stability, load balancing, and heat reuse, while managing their growing electricity demand?
Guests include:
John Booth – Consultant, Carbon3IT Ltd
Anders Christian Krüth Overvad – Chief economist, IDA
Empowering the Future of AI Data Centers from Grid to Chip
AI is not just increasing power demand; it is reshaping how data centres are designed.
Higher rack densities, new cooling paradigms, and tighter energy constraints require infrastructure to be viewed as a single connected system rather than as separate components.
In this session, Delta Electronics explores the “Grid to Chip” perspective, examining how power distribution, energy storage, UPS technology, and cooling must align from the utility entry point down to the processor level to support scalable, efficient and future-ready data center environments.
Hosted & moderated by Liselotte Lyngsø, founder of Future Navigator.
With:
Andrei Soloviev – Sales Manager Nordic-Baltic, Victaulic
The gold standard in face biometrics. The world's most used identity verification method
Is a plastic card really you? Is a fingerprint the way your family recognizes you? What is the most natural way for you to be known and seen? Discover why our facial biometric solution has quickly become the natural choice for the biggest players in the data center space today. Learn more about the "mobile FaceID for your doors" solution from Alcatraz from Erik Nord, a veteran with over 20 years of experience from the biggest disruptors in the physical security industry.
How Do We Accelerate Decarbonization?
This updated presentation, reflecting a lot of new tests, is our response to the Net Zero Data Centers RFI, which is focused on identifying innovative, sustainable, and scalable backup power solutions to support the future of digital infrastructure.
Nordic Data Centers in a Global Context: Trends, Challenges, and Comparisons
The Nordic data center industry is evolving rapidly, shaped by sustainability initiatives, AI-driven demands, and workforce shortages. This session presents key findings from the latest industry survey, comparing trends in the Nordics with other global markets. We will explore how the region stands out in areas like energy efficiency and regulation, while also addressing challenges shared with the rest of the world.
Join us for a data-driven discussion on the future of data centers in the Nordics and beyond.
Built on Modular DNA, Designed for Future Scale: Leadership Datacenter’s HyperFrame™ & ePOD Approach
Built on Modular DNA, Designed for Future Scale showcases Leadership Datacenter's vision for next-generation digital infrastructure. The presentation introduces the HyperFrame™ and ePOD concepts, demonstrating how standardized, prefabricated modules enable rapid deployment, flexible expansion, and long-term scalability. It explains how a modular approach reduces project complexity while creating resilient, AI-ready data center platforms that can adapt to future demands.” Presented by Holger Zultner (Managing Director) and Mathias Köster (Lead of POD Solutions).
Air Cooling in the Age of AI: Limits, Options, Reality and Outlook
AI workloads are driving higher power densities and fundamentally changing the requirements for air cooling in data centers. Operators and designers are increasingly facing uncertainty: Is air cooling still sufficient? How much airflow is realistically achievable? And how do rising loads and changing operating profiles affect cooling concepts in both greenfield and brownfield projects? This uncertainty is clearly reflected in daily project work through a growing number of design iterations, system comparisons, and operating point evaluations.
This presentation explains how AI is actually impacting air cooling in data centers, where the real technical and building-related limits are, and which room-based air cooling concepts are viable today. It also places liquid cooling in context, showing why air cooling remains essential for handling residual heat, infrastructure layout, and space utilization. Based on a real project example, the session demonstrates how cooling concepts can be selected in a structured and practical way, taking into account building constraints, available space, CAPEX, OPEX, and carbon footprint. It shows why air cooling remains a core element of modern data center design, even in the age of AI.
Grid Interactive UPS : Improving Grid Resiliency & Sustainability
As renewable energy adoption and AI-driven power demand continue to reshape the energy landscape, data centers are emerging as a critical resource for grid stability. Join Schneider Electric to explore how Grid Interactive UPS technology enables data centers to support Fast Frequency Reserve (FFR) services, helping improve grid resilience while maintaining uninterrupted uptime. Discover real-world use cases, the latest innovations in Galaxy UPS solutions, and how data centers can contribute to a more sustainable, flexible, and decarbonized energy future.
Commissioning for AI-Readiness
Whether you are building, retrofitting, or evaluating vendors, join this technical, field-tested look at what it takes to commission AI-Ready infrastructure successfully—drawing on lessons learned from commissioning real AI workloads in engagements Uptime Institute has served as an independent consultant, so your teams can anticipate — and providing you with the risks, how to validate performance, and apply proven practices before learning them the hard way. AI is rewriting the rules of data center delivery. With rack densities reaching 40–400 kW, capacity topping 500 MW, direct liquid cooling, and GPU workloads that swing violently between idle and peak, conventional commissioning no longer goes far enough. This presentation covers how to integrate the novel technologies of an AI facility into a rigorous and comprehensive commissioning program that delivers systematic quality assurance through owner handover. We will go over the five commissioning test levels with a focus on Levels 4 and 5 and tackle the challenges unique to AI: simulating volatile GPU power profiles with purpose-built load banks, validating still-maturing liquid-cooling systems, integrating IT and facility testing under compressed timelines, and planning through to decommissioning.
From Power Availability to First MW: Unlocking Faster Growth in the Nordics
The Nordics have become one of the most attractive destinations AI-driven data center development. However, securing power is only the first step. The real challenge is converting available power into operational IT capacity as quickly and efficiently as possible.
This session explores how modular infrastructure & integrated thermal solutions can accelerate deployment and shorten the path to the first operational megawatt. Beyond speed, the session also addresses two key priorities for the Nordics: sustainability and operational efficiency. It will demonstrate how rapid deployment can be combined with energy-conscious design, leveraging heat recovery and intelligent optimization to create long-term value.
Datacenter Changemakers Denmark
Episode 2
Datacenter Changemakers Denmark is our live talk show 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.
In this episode:
A Sovereign & Secure Denmark
As geopolitical tensions rise and data becomes increasingly valuable, industry leaders and policymakers must determine how Europe can stay secure and achieve digital sovereignty. What are the crucial steps that must be taken to ensure Danish and European data stays secure and accessible? What are the practical challenges of reducing dependency on foreign tech giants while maintaining service quality for end-users, and how can new regulations and investments shape the future of Europe's digital autonomy?
Guests include:
Signe Ravn-Højgaard – Direktor & co-founder, Digital Infrastructure Think Tank
Beyond Net Zero: Carbon Capture in the Data Center Industry
In the race in getting carbon neutral – or even negative – carbon capture is the new frontier. How far along is this technology, what are the technical challenges in implementing it at data centers, and what to do with the captured carbon? We'll explore the viability as a business case.
Guests include:
Jørgen Nielbæk – Senior Management Consultant, Varde Municipality
Carl Ove Larsen – Senior Market Director, Søren Jensen engineering, board member DDI
Supercomputing the Future: AI, GEFION & the Nvidia Revolution
From Denmark's cutting-edge GEFION supercomputer to Nvidia's pivotal role in powering the AI boom, we’ll explore how high-performance computing is reshaping science, industry, and innovation.
Guests include:
Christian Binow Lassen – Solution Architecture at NVIDIA for Healthcare / Life Sciences & Scientific Computing, Nvidia
Beyond Batteries: The Missing Piece of Data Center Energy Storage
How is energy storage improving data center flexibility and efficiency? This talk introduces the role of different storage solutions in the sector, followed by a real-world example from an innovative thermal battery at the La-Flex project, where a thermal battery has recently been installed at DTU Risø Campus in Denmark.
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