DCCI 2024 – Saudi Arabia is a remarkable amalgamation of excellence, cutting-edge innovations and great collaborations. In this dynamic era that comes entwined with digital transformations, the importance of data has transcended all boundaries, pushing public & private sector professionals to discover the ideal path to data-driven success.
Get ready to experience the future of datacentres & cloud at the Kingdom’s most anticipated event, Datacentre & Cloud Infrastructure Summit (DCCI). Be a part of the elite congregation that will comprise the most inspirational thought leaders, industry experts, innovators, policy makers, top solution providers and many others who will power the platform for an unparalleled learning and networking experience.
DCCI presents the best opportunity to gain the latest insights, case studies, groundbreaking strategies, use cases and to explore the cutting-edge datacentre & cloud solutions. From understanding the latest trends, to addressing the existential datacentre & cloud challenges, DCCI covers everything!
Forecasted datacentre market size by 2029
Datacentre market’s estimated IT load capacity by 2029
Forecasted cloud services market by 2029
Forecasted annual spending on public cloud services market by 2026
Anticipated smart phone penetration by 2025
The conference is the focal point of the industry’s leading discussions on datacentre & cloud which gathers the most influential thought leaders to impart cutting-edge insights, address the existential issues and share their experiences.
While these insightful sessions provide a great opportunity to upgrade one’s knowledge, they also give a firm outlook on the industry’s future roadmap.
Key decision makers from the leading public and private organisations head to the exhibition to explore the most advanced datacentre & cloud solutions.
On the other hand, the solution providers get the greatest opportunity to get in front of the region’s biggest buyers and enhance their overall brand reputation.
Hear it straight from the stakeholders to find out what makes the platform unique.
Get a first-hand account of its USP, proven benefits, efficacy, and a lot more!
Cisco announced plans to establish a data center for cloud-delivered security in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) to help customers protect their users, infrastructure, and investments against threat actors.
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Cloud computing will be a vital enabler in advancing open banking, a key innovation that will allow Saudi Arabia’s banking industry to deliver best-in-class services to its customer base...
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Oracle has selected regional data center provider Center3 to host its upcoming Riyadh cloud region and help expand its Jeddah region in Saudi Arabia. Rather than build its own data centers, Oracle leases its data centers from providers.
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To meet the rapidly growing demand for its cloud services, Oracle has announced plans to open a third public cloud region in Saudi Arabia. Located in Riyadh, the new cloud region will be part of a planned $1.5 billion USD investment from Oracle to expand cloud infrastructure capabilities in the King
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King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) announced on Thursday the opening of a new commercial tier-III data center in partnership with Global Data Hub (GDH), a Dubai-based data center space provider.
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The company announced the launch of Riyadh’s cloud region to contribute to the emergence of a new era of digital-led economic growth. The launch aligns with Huawei’s plans to invest in Saudi Arabia’s market.
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Sterling and Wilson Private Limited, a Shapoorji Pallonji Group Company, and one of India’s leading engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) companies, announced.....
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Saudi Call, an ICT service provider in Saudi Arabia, signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) in Riyadh with Shanghai Lumaotong Group (LMT) and China Mobile International Limited (CMI) on....
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Saudi IT firm Al Moammar Information Systems (MIS) has set up a new data center subsidiary. The company this week announced its board of directors had to establish a wholly-owned data center subsidiary in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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