The largest conference in the Data Center and Cloud Computing industry in Vietnam is back
Feb 23, 2024Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Summit 2024: Developing a Sustainable Future held in Hanoi will return on March 18, 2024 and officially open free registration.
Register now: https://dccisummit.viettelidc.com.vn/dang-ky-tham-du/
Following the successes of the Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Summit (DCCI Summit) 2022 and 2023 in shaping the digital future and advancing Vietnam's digital journey, this year marks the 3rd installment of the event organized by Viettel IDC to develop a sustainable digital future.
DCCI Summit 2023 held in Hanoi with more than 1,900 guests
The DCCI Summit 2024 event will be held in Hanoi next March with more than 1,500 guests from domestic and foreign organizations and businesses, gathering to hear insights from leading global industry experts and speakers.
This is the largest event in Vietnam's Data Center and Cloud Computing industry organized by a domestic provider, promising to kickstart 2024 with new technological achievements.
The event, co-organized by Viettel IDC and strategic partners including Qualcomm, Radware, eSentire, Corning, Cisco, Mitsubishi Electric, Fortinet, Veeam, Huawei, Stone Group, SmartNet, and Truong Khai,... aims to provide fresh perspectives and approaches to help businesses find intelligent and efficient operational solutions, as well as to guide them towards a sustainable development journey.
The DCCI Summit 2024 event will be held in Hanoi next March
DCCI Summit 2024 will take place on:
- Time: 08:30 – 12:00, Monday, March 18, 2024
- Location: JW Marriott Hanoi Hotel (No. 8 Do Duc Duc, Nam Tu Liem District, Hanoi City)
The conference will cover a wide range of diverse and captivating topics such as Edge computing applications across various sectors (finance, manufacturing, healthcare, retail, e-commerce, etc.), Edge to Cloud - Cloud to Edge, AI, and Machine Learning integration, AI applications in IT system incident automation and cybersecurity defense, New technologies (NPU, HPC, etc.) for Cloud infrastructure, alongside overarching themes across three specialized sessions: Data Center Room, Cloud Room, and DX Room. These sessions will delve into Multi-cloud and hybrid cloud, Cloud FinOps, Data sovereignty and protection, Optimized solutions and system management, Green technology applications for data centers, and High-performance data centers catering to deep AI applications.
The DCCI Summit provides a platform where the business community, experts, and managers from thousands of organizations/companies can connect and share global practical examples. This helps optimize deployment plans for businesses in Vietnam, fostering sustainable development strategies.
Register to attend Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure Summit 2024 today, at: https://dccisummit.viettelidc.com.vn/dang-ky-tham-du/
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