Organiser
India is one of Asia Pacific’s fastest developing data centre markets. The country has the second highest number of internet users, after China, with more than half the population — close to 700 million people — with access to the internet.
Covid-19 has also driven internet usage, with increasing demand from businesses who have migrated their data to third party data centres to support operations during lockdowns.
As data centres require a colossal amount of energy, how can India reduce the carbon footprint of its data centre growth?
What unique benefits can India offer to global businesses?
On 2 March, Eco-Business will host a high-level conversation in partnership with data centre company, CtrlS, around the findings of a research paper into the major drivers behind India’s data centre boom. The in-person, by-invitation event will take place from 4:30pm-6pm (SGT) at Grand Hyatt Singapore, and will be livestreamed to a global audience.
The research, which draws on industry expertise, examines the unique challenges and opportunities facing India’s data centres and highlights the enabling drivers that will help to reduce the industry’s massive energy and cooling needs.
Registration & Coffee for in-person guests
Founder and Managing Director, Eco-Business
How is CtrlS uniquely positioned to serve India and APAC businesses?
Founder and Chairman, CtrlS Datacentres
What is India’s place in APAC’s data centre boom?
Senior Manager, ENGIE Impact’s Sustainability Solutions, APAC
Director, Fair Tech Institute, & Emeritus Director, Asia Cloud Computing Association
Director GHG Services, Carbon Action UK
Deputy Editor, Eco-Business
4 different topics for in-depth discussions which are facilitated by invited expert speakers.
Track 1: Social impacts of India’s data centre growth
Track 2: Environment impacts of India’s data centre growth
Track 3: Policy regulations to support sustainable data centres
Track 4: Business opportunities and challenges
Track 5: Women in India’s data centres - breaking the glass ceiling
Executive Director, Eco-Business
Networking for in-person participants
End of event for virtual participants
