Critical National Infrastructure

The Second Annual Critical Infrastructure Cyber Security Summit is a one-of-a-kind conference designed for exclusively invited Executives in charge of the protection of our Nation’s critical infrastructure & data. This next-generation event will provide a virtual space for business leaders to learn about the latest cyber threat landscape and evaluate the industry’s most cutting-edge solutions by directly connecting them with emerging and established solution providers, subject matter experts and powerful cyber thought leaders.

Now in its thirteenth year, DataCentres Ireland, which will be held in the RDS on Wednesday 22 and Thursday 23 November, and will bring together everyone involved in the dynamic and fast-growing Irish data centre sector.

Cassandra Summit is the premier gathering for Apache Cassandra® data practitioners, developers, engineers and enthusiasts. It’s where the community connects to share best practices and use cases, celebrate makers and users, forge critical relationships, and learn about advancements in Apache Cassandra® (the massively scalable open source NoSQL distributed database which powers global businesses including Instagram, Netflix, Adobe, and Target) and the ecosystem driving today’s open source data infrastructure.

The Switzerland data center market was valued at USD 2.28 billion in 2021 and is expected to reach USD 2.78 billion by 2027. Switzerland is attracting data center investments due to the some key advantages such as availability of free cooling, security of power supply, strong connectivity and reputation for technical innovation among others. Cloud service providers such as Microsoft, Google, and Oracle have a strong presence in Switzerland and are expanding further with the construction of new cloud regions. The industry experiencing a sustained growth in the adoption of cloud-based services, AI, IoT, and deployment of 5G network services. Switzerland is one of the most mature markets in Western Europe and ranked as the third most attractive location out of 37 countries in the global Data Center Risk Index, according to Switzerland Global Enterprise.