07 October, 17:30 - 21:30
Every ambition around AI, electrification, or seamless logistics ultimately comes down to one fundamental question: can the digital infrastructure keep up – today and tomorrow?
Our inaugural Digital Infrastructure Forum brings together the people shaping data, connectivity, energy and the built environment to explore a central challenge: How do we future‑proof the systems that businesses and economies depend on? This is an event designed for leaders and decision‑makers who may not be technical experts, but who recognise that digital infrastructure will ultimately make or break their long‑term plans.
Together, we'll explore what rising energy demand, the rapid growth of data centres, and the need for more resilient networks really mean for growth, risk, and competitiveness.
Key themes
Early bird pricing now open. Register before 6 September to save 25% on your ticket. Limited availability - book now to secure your spot at the best rate.
Featured Speaker, Mistress of Ceremonies
Rebecca is a partner at CMS in the Real Estate group, based in Sheffield. She has over 15 years of experience in all planning and environmental matters. She deals with contentious and non-contentious issues for investors, developers, consenting authorities, contractors and operators, particularly in the energy and climate change, real estate and digital infrastructure sectors. She focuses on derisking investment in, and development of, complex schemes through strategic advice and novel approaches to risk allocation. She has deep expertise in land assembly and CPO, environmental impact and habitats assessment, Development Consent Order applications, planning/highways agreements, energy and sustainability regulation and contaminated land. Rebecca has is also a member of the TechUK’s Data Centres Council and is involved in delivering significant policy outcomes for the UK data centre sector.
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