DataCentres Ireland, the country's main exhibition and conference for the data centre sector, returns to RDS Dublin this November, with the show running across two days in Hall 1 at Ballsbridge.
The event takes place on Wednesday 18 and Thursday 19 November, opening from nine in the morning until four in the afternoon on each day. The year is 2026.
It brings together operators, developers, investors, utilities, equipment suppliers and engineering contractors working on the build-out and operation of data centre capacity in Ireland. The timing is pointed. Ireland hosts one of the densest concentrations of data centre capacity in Europe, and the sector's demand on the national electricity grid has made grid connection policy, on-site generation and power purchase arrangements the central commercial questions for anyone planning new capacity in the market.
The exhibition floor covers power and cooling infrastructure, construction and fit-out, connectivity and facilities management, while the conference programme addresses planning, energy supply and sustainability reporting alongside the operating issues that face owners of existing sites.
Admission details and the full conference programme are published by the organisers through the RDS Dublin listing for the show.
