Knowledge Partner
Zaid Aljameel
Director of Cloud Infrastructure
Digital Government Authority
Mehdi Paryavi
Chairman & CEO
International Data Center Authority (IDCA)
Nishil Dhanani
Executive Director-Project Development
DataVolt
Khurram Shah
Chairman
Desert Dragon
Kamel Al Tawil
Managing Director
Equinix Middle East FZ LLC
Khalid Alusail
Executive Director - Technology Development
Red Sea Global
Jamil Barakat
EVP - Business Technology
Riyad Bank
ALI AL JANADEBAH
GM, Org Excellence & Maturity
Ministry of Municipalities and Housing, Al Baha Municipality
Mohammed Almazroai
Data Center Director
Mobily
Abdulaziz Alsubki
Technology Infrastructure & Cloud Services Director
King Abdullah Financial District Development & Management Company (KAFD DMC)
DCCI is a highly focused initiative that carefully cherry-picks key decision-making profiles from Saudi's leading public & private organisations that’re actively seeking cutting-edge solutions.
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All delegates at DCCI 2025 - Saudi were pre-qualified based on their allocated budgets for the procurement of new solutions.
All delegates at DCCI 2025 - Saudi came with a pre-determined timeline for the procurement and implementation of new solutions. Here’s a quick representation.
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Datacentre & Cloud Infrastructure (DCCI) Expo returns on 1 – 2 September 2026 at the JW Marriott Hotel Riyadh, at a time when Saudi Arabia stands at the forefront of a historic digital infrastructure transformation. The Kingdom’s datacentre market, currently valued at $2.11 billion is on track to almost double to $3.9 billion by 2030, powered by a strong 13.07% CAGR and an unprecedented surge in AI, cloud adoption, and sovereign data requirements.
Driven by Vision 2030’s digital-first mandate, Saudi Arabia is witnessing a massive capacity expansion. National IT load, is expected to jump from 0.41 GW to 1.03 GW by 2030, with hyperscalers accelerating large-scale campus developments. In parallel, the country is experiencing one of the region’s fastest-growing edge data revolutions, advancing at 21.9% CAGR to support low-latency AI, 5G, and real-time workloads.
With 82% of new builds meeting Tier IV standards, enterprise, BFSI, government and many other sectors are demanding unmatched resilience. Sustainability, too, is reshaping design priorities as Saudi Arabia’s cooling market is forecasted to skyrocket from $0.13 billion in 2025 to USD 0.67 billion by 2031.
Against this backdrop, DCCI 2026 emerges as the definitive platform for DC & Cloud providers, hyperscalers, policymakers, enterprises, and solution leaders aiming to shape, invest in, and accelerate the Kingdom’s next digital leap.
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Datacentres engineered to meet Tier IV standards
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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.
Diving into Kingdom’s rich talent base, the award platform recognizes the best minds from the datacentre & cloud landscape for their pioneering work, remarkable achievements and exemplary contributions that are redefining the course of the industry’s future.
Bolstering the Kingdom's position as a leading digital hub in the region
Building a vibrant and digital Saudi Arabia with multi cloud & hyperscale datacentres
Making datacentres greener and sustainable with AI and automation
Boosting cyber and cloud security efforts to combat the rising threats
Meeting the complex IT demands of the 21st century
Driving digital revolution with cloud migration and digital transformation
State-of-the-art cooling systems for modern datacentres
Facilitating Saudi Arabia's transition for the imminent digital age
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The DCCI 2025 agenda includes key topics like Cloud-powered Transformation, AI-driven Datacentres, Reengineering Data Architecture, DevSecOps, and many more. As a Saudi Vision conference, the summit aligns with Vision 2030 goals and features insights from government leaders, tech disruptors, and business pioneers. Expect high-level panel discussions, and case studies designed to spark impactful change across sectors. The agenda promises to deliver actionable strategies for future-ready enterprises.
No, there is no registration fee for delegates attending DCCI Summit 2025 but their profile should match the predetermined criteria set by the organising body as it is a highly focused initiative and caters to a very particular niche.
The DCCI Summit Saudi 2025 allows only in-person attendance. As the demand is too high, register early to secure your spot at the platform.
To register for DCCI Summit 2025, visit the official website and fill the enquiry form. Early registration is encouraged due to high demand. The platform allows you to choose from various participation categories based on your preference and profile. Secure your spot to network with key decision-makers, datacentre & cloud leaders and participate in cutting-edge discussions. Don’t miss this chance to engage with industry pioneers at one of the most impactful summits in the GCC region.
The Saudi Arabia trade event, DCCI Summit Saudi, is designed for business leaders, investors, government officials, senior datacentre & cloud professionals, innovators, and academics from across the GCC and beyond. If you’re involved in shaping policy, leading digital transformation, upgrading digital infrastructure, staying updated with the latest trends, or expanding market influence, this summit is for you. With opportunities to engage with top-tier professionals and gain insights into datacentre & cloud strategies, it’s a critical gathering for anyone invested in the Kingdom’s development and global partnerships.
The DCCI Summit 2025 is set to take place at the iconic 5-star hotel, JW Marriott Hotel Riyadh offering a dynamic environment for professional networking and innovation. This prominent DCCI event Saudi Arabia will take place on 2 – 3 September 2025, attracting regional and international datacentre & cloud leaders looking to drive progress in GCC economies. It’s a must-attend for those seeking first-hand access to transformative business insights and cutting-edge solutions.
The DCCI Summit Saudi 2025 is a premier platform for visionary leaders, innovators, and policymakers from across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to collaborate on digital transformation and especially datacentre & cloud. As the foremost GCC business summit 2025, it will foster strategic dialogue and gather numerous industries such as banks, insurance, e-commerce, healthcare, telecom, automobile and many others. This high-impact event serves as a catalyst for regional growth in the digital infrastructure realm while empowering organizations to align with national initiatives such as the Saudi Vision 2030. The presence of global datacentre & cloud experts at the event presents the perfect opportunity for collaboration while elevating the country’s digital landscape
