3rd ASSOCHAM India Smart Datacenters & Cloud Infrastructure Summit 2022

India\'s progress towards becoming a true digital economy, backed by progressive government policies, is encouraging domestic and global data centre operators to make huge investments in the country. The shift towards cloud has pushed increased investments in hyper-scale datacentres with the global datacentre market investments expected to reach ~$200 billion per annum by 2025. India is also expected to get a share in this growth with investments in the country expected to reach ~$5 billion per annum by 2025.    

But to meet this rising demand, India will require a huge investment in data center and cloud infrastructure over the next three years. Demand is likely to ramp up further due to the imminent rollout of 5G, increasing usage of IoT-enabled devices, data localization and cloud adoption. The businesses are looking to adopt cloud servers and surging cloud applications will make it imperative for businesses to have a reliable and secure IT infrastructure, where data can be stored and processed effectively.     

Data Centers are the backbone of a digital revolution. The Government of India\'s proposed Draft Data Center Policy aims to make India a \'Global Data Center Hub\'. This will provide long-term funds for investments in the sector. State Governments have also been providing incentives to industry players for setting up data center parks. The synergy of technology, legislation, demand, and investments is expected to usher in an era of high growth for India\'s DC industry in coming years. As India emerges as one of the fastest-growing data economies, India\'s adoption of cloud technologies will be imperative to tap into the global cloud market to help enterprises and the industry embrace this opportunity and further the Digital India agenda of Government of India. ASSOCHAM has been closely working with the various Ministries and Departments to support the Government in policy formulation and drive the socio-economic growth agenda and recognizes this opportunity.    

ASSOCHAM, the oldest and apex Chamber of India, has a dedicated National Council on Data Centers. The Council is working extensively with the Central and State Governments for creating platform for industry to discuss on legal, policy & regulatory enablers that are essential to develop the digital infrastructure, promote future investments in datacenter industry & strengthen Datacenter & cloud business in India.         

We are pleased to inform you that the ASSOCHAM this year will be organising a series “INDIA SMART DATACENTRES & CLOUD SUMMIT 2022” with Theme “Making India a global hub for Datacenter & Cloud Solutions” in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore & UP.    

The Delhi edition is proposed on Saturday, 30th July, 2022.      

We are glad to update you that Shri Rajeev Chandrasekhar, Hon’ble Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship and Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India will inaugurate the summit on 30th July 2022 at New Delhi   

The summit is expected to host datacenter and cloud professionals on a single platform including the C-suite executives from the leading organizations across India and the top officials from the Central and State Government, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, CDAC, NITI Aayog, CIO’s, CTO’s, Head of Datacenter and Head IT Infrastructure focusing on Future of Datacenter and Cloud business and many others.    

On behalf of ASSOCHAM, we request your esteemed organization to kindly participate in this 3rd Edition. The copy of the Interest Expression Form is linked below for your kind consideration.   

Industry Delegate Form - DC 2022   

Who Should Attend  

• CEO’s CIOs, CTOs, CXO’S, COO’s. 
• Chief Security Officers, CISO’s, Chief Digital officers 
• Heads of IT, VPs of IT/ Technology , Head infrastructure and operations 
• Head of Data centre /Head – IT Data Center Administrator, DevOps Leaders, Director level form IT/ Operations/ Infrastructure 
• Chief Data officers, Chief Analytics officers, Head of Cloud Business   
• Heads of data and analytics, Heads of Digital Transformation/Innovation and Experts in Cloud Computing 
• Senior Application leaders