Powering APAC’s Next Wave of Digital Infrastructure Growth

Power is becoming the defining constraint on digital infrastructure expansion across APAC. Grid timelines, energy availability, cost, sustainability expectations and reliability are now central to where data centres, networks and AI infrastructure can scale.

The Digital Infrastructure Energy Summit, taking place on 3 December, brings together data centre operators, carriers, investors, utilities, energy providers and policymakers to address how Asia can secure, finance and optimise the power needed for digital infrastructure growth.

What the summit helps you unlock

Data Centre Operators and Developers

Clearer strategies for securing power, improving efficiency and structuring energy partnerships that support capacity rollout.

Carriers and Digital Infrastructure Providers

Insight into how power constraints affect network expansion, infrastructure planning and long-term growth.

Utilities and Energy Providers

A stronger understanding of digital infrastructure demand profiles and where long-term customers and partnership opportunities are emerging.

Investors and Financial Stakeholders

Visibility into how energy risk is being priced, and what makes projects bankable in power-constrained markets.

Government and Regulators

Practical insight into the coordination gaps slowing growth and how policy can support faster, more sustainable infrastructure deployment.

Technology and Energy Solution Providers

A direct view of operator needs around time-to-power, efficiency, on-site generation, cooling and energy optimisation.

Agenda highlights

A focused half-day summit on power as the critical enabler of digital infrastructure scale across APAC.

Can Asia Power its AI Ambitions? 

Why AI growth is making power availability a board-level infrastructure issue.

Beyond the Grid: How Will Operators Secure Power?

How operators are exploring new energy partnerships, behind-the-meter models and alternative supply strategies.

Beyond PUE: Energy Efficiency Strategies for the AI-Era Data Centre

How efficiency, cooling, monitoring and smarter operations can unlock capacity and reduce risk.