Conference Description Key Takeaways Malaysia’s emergence as a leading Southeast Asian data centre market driven by hyperscale demand and government support AI workload requirements reshaping data centre design, cooling systems and power infrastructure Sustainability and ESG commitments becoming central to operational strategy Data sovereignty and regulatory compliance challenges across the region Talent shortages and workforce development in high-growth infrastructure sectors Designed for CIOs, CTOs, data centre managers, cloud architects and infrastructure leaders Introduction The Malaysia Cloud & Datacenter Convention 2026 convenes hyperscalers, colocation operators, cloud providers, enterprise technology leaders and government stakeholders to examine the forces reshaping digital infrastructure across Southeast Asia. Taking place on 22 October 2026 at the Connexion Convention & Event Centre in Kuala Lumpur, the convention addresses how artificial intelligence workloads, sustainability mandates and evolving regulatory frameworks are fundamentally altering how data centres are designed, built and operated. For organisations navigating rapid capacity expansion while managing energy constraints and compliance obligations, the event offers a concentrated forum for strategic insight and practical knowledge exchange. About This Event The Malaysia Cloud & Datacenter Convention brings together senior executives representing approximately eighty percent of attendees, alongside system integrators, equipment providers, telecommunications companies, investors and government representatives. The programme comprises plenary sessions, keynote presentations, panel discussions and fireside chats, complemented by an exhibition hall featuring infrastructure vendors and networking opportunities. The convention operates as an in-person gathering without virtual or hybrid components, emphasising direct engagement between decision-makers across the digital infrastructure value chain. Sponsors and exhibitors include established infrastructure providers such as Eaton, Legrand, Riello UPS, HPE, Stulz, Prysmian, TM Global, Tate, Ecolab, Kawasaki, Solar Turbines, Anord Mardix, Beehe and Brightray. Their presence reflects the breadth of technologies under discussion, from power distribution and uninterruptible power supplies to cooling systems and connectivity solutions.
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