Heaptalk, Jakarta – Supporting Malaysia to keep up with the latest innovation, Datacentre & Cloud Infrastructure Summit (DCCI) will be held on 14 – 15 May 2025 at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre.
The exhibition will present multiple technology solution, including Cloud Security, Server, Storage, Network, Monitoring & Management, Backup & Disaster Recovery, AI & ML, Hybrid Cloud and many other domains.
Highly regarded for enabling exclusive one-on-one discussions with the most revered technology giants, the platform’s exhibition hall is gearing up to become a competitive space for solution providers like VCI Global, China Telecom, Synology, CelcomDigi, MM Century, Saxon Renewables, Pentens, Datwyler IT, Hong Seng Power, ManageEngine, Galloway Acoustics and mtu – A Rolls-Royce Solution.
While global giants are actively establishing new datacentres and dedicated cloud regions within the country, the Malaysian government has expedited all efforts towards facilitating a cloud-powered future whilst pushing the country’s hyperscalers towards major financial commitments.
Furthermore, their efforts toward elevating Malaysia’s digital landscape have been quite evident as DCCI so far has received the robust backing from Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA), CyberSecurity Malaysia, PLANMalaysia, National Cyber Security Agency (NACSA) and Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT).
From one side, the platform will facilitate the organisations in establishing their strong footprint in Malaysia’s datacentre market that is projected to reach $3.97 billion by 2029 and from the other it will address the critical challenges regarding regulatory hurdles, green energy adoption, securing mission-critical data and others. Most importantly, the two-day summit will serve as a strategic link between policy makers and industry’s biggest stakeholders to fast-track solutions, forge strategic collaborations and lay the groundwork for the nation’s next biggest technology breakthroughs.
The focused platform will make room to host over 500 senior profiles from the industry. From enterprise CIOs to public sector’s leading tech strategists, attendees will gain firsthand insights into to the latest AI-powered strategies, cybersecurity frameworks, datacentre monitoring technologies and datacentre & cloud’s latest advancements.
Some of the conference topics from the agenda include – ‘Adopting a Cloud-First Policy’, ‘Edge Computing in Cloud Infrastructure’, ‘Digital Infrastructure: The Backbone of Futuristic Cities’, ‘Ensuring Reliability and Uptime: The Critical Role of Power Backup Systems’, ‘Building Smart, ‘Green Datacentres for a Digital Malaysia’, ‘Datacentre Heat Recovery’ and many more.
Breaking the news, Sudhir Ranjan Jena, the CEO of the organising body – Tradepass, made a big announcement, “Following DCCI’s remarkable success over the last few years, we’ve decided to introduce digital infrastructure’s most prestigious awards show in the form of DCCI Awards. This exclusive segment will dive into Malaysia’s rich talent base and recognize the best minds from the datacentre & cloud landscape for their pioneering work, remarkable achievements and exemplary contributions that are redefining the course of the industry’s future.”
