The Data Center Frontier Trends Summit is fast approaching, and for professionals working across digital infrastructure, it’s a must-attend event. Taking place August 26 – 28 in Reston, Virginia, the summit offers a deep dive into the technologies and challenges shaping the future of data centers – from AI and energy usage to sustainability and operational efficiency.
Whether you’re a first-time attendee or a returning industry leader, this Q&A with the event organizers offers practical tips to help you get the most from your summit experience. Ready to register? Use discount code JSA25 for savings!
1. Tell us what makes the conference a must-do event.
The Data Center Frontier Trends Summit stands as a pivotal gathering for industry professionals, offering a comprehensive platform to explore the most critical trends impacting the data center landscape. From the relentless advancement of AI and its associated power demands to the pressing concerns over energy availability and sustainability, the summit provides an in-depth exploration of these themes. Through expert-led sessions, attendees gain actionable insights into cutting-edge technologies and solutions that can optimize operations, enhance efficiency, and reduce costs.
2. How do you suggest attendees approach their personal agendas?
Attendees should prioritize sessions that align with their strategic objectives. Whether it’s understanding the nuances of AI integration or exploring sustainable energy solutions, the Summit’s diverse program caters to varied industry interests. Engaging in roundtable discussions on topics like sustainable battery backup, liquid cooling, and AI frameworks can provide deeper insights and foster meaningful connections.
3. How can attendees optimize networking opportunities?
Networking is integral to the summit experience. Attendees can maximize opportunities by participating in structured events such as the opening night reception, daily refreshment breaks, and the topical roundtables. These settings foster meaningful connections and facilitate discussions beyond formal sessions. Additionally, the exclusive data center site tours and roundtable discussions offer intimate environments to engage with peers and industry leaders.
4. What are some of the key locations within the conference venue?
What sets the Data Center Frontier Trends Summit apart isn’t just what happens inside the meeting rooms – it’s the strategic selection of the venue itself.
The Hyatt Regency Reston conference hotel is embedded in the heart of Reston Town Center, one of Northern Virginia’s most vibrant mixed-use destinations. This location exemplifies the modern “live-work-play” ecosystem that’s increasingly central to how the digital infrastructure industry thinks about siting and talent.
Steps from the hotel, attendees can find a dynamic range of restaurants, cafés, cocktail bars, and retail shops, making it easy to continue conversations over dinner or forge new connections in a relaxed setting after the day’s programming ends. It’s also a place that reflects the spirit of the data center community – connected, walkable, and future-facing, with a Metro Silver Line station nearby and immediate access to the Dulles Tech Corridor.
In many ways, the environment mirrors the themes of the Summit itself: convergence, transformation, and the evolving fabric of infrastructure.
5. What are your top 3 tips for making the most of the conference?
- Engage Actively: Participate in sessions, ask questions, and contribute to discussions. Active engagement enhances learning and fosters connections.
- Network Strategically: Identify key individuals and organizations you wish to connect with. Utilize structured networking events to initiate meaningful conversations.
- Reflect and Apply: Post-summit, take time to reflect on insights gained and consider how they can be applied within your organization to drive innovation and efficiency.
Ready to register? Don’t forget to use discount code JSA25 for exclusive savings. Make plans now to be part of the conversations shaping the future of digital infrastructure.
