Agenda
08:00 - 09:00
EXPO AREA
Registration & Breakfast
09:00 - 09:10
HALL 1
Welcome Remarks from Data Center Nation
Matt Welch
Head of Conference Production at DCN
09:10 - 09:50
HALL 1
The vision of the future, today - The Gulf's digital infrastructure awakening
Matt Welch
Head of Conference Production at Data Center Nation
Himmath Mohammed
Chief Information Officer at Gulf Data Hub
Mohammed Bin Hassan
KSA Country Head at Khazna
Hussein AlNajrani
Chief Commerical Officer at Center3
Mustapha Louni
Chief Business Officer at Uptime Institute
Head of Conference Production at Data Center Nation
Himmath Mohammed
Chief Information Officer at Gulf Data Hub
Mohammed Bin Hassan
KSA Country Head at Khazna
Hussein AlNajrani
Chief Commerical Officer at Center3
Mustapha Louni
Chief Business Officer at Uptime Institute
As AI adoption accelerates globally, nations across the Middle East are rapidly positioning themselves as the next generation of digital powerhouses – shaping the future of the world’s data-driven transformation. Driven by a wave of investment in cloud, hyperscale, and AI-ready infrastructure, this region is rapidly building the ecosystem required for the future of the data center industry. This opening session explores how the Middle East is building an ideal environment for digital advancement, leveraging strong government support, competitive financial markets, fast-growing talent pools, and global technology partnerships. From Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 ambitions and broader regional cooperation initiatives, the discussion will examine how innovative visions and collaboration are converging to shape a resilient, world-class digital economy.
HALL 2
Carbon, computing, and the next digital frontier
Simon Allen
Global Strategic Advisor at Data Center Nation
Rabih Bashroush
CEO & Executive Director at LTA
Global Strategic Advisor at Data Center Nation
Rabih Bashroush
CEO & Executive Director at LTA
Artificial intelligence, data centres, and digital transformation are reshaping global energy demand at unprecedented speed. At the same time, governments, industries, and investors are pressing for ambitious carbon reduction and renewable energy strategies. Saudi Arabia, with its Vision 2030 agenda and role in global energy markets, stands at the heart of this conversation. This opening session explores how the data centre industry is balancing AI’s soaring power demands with the urgent drive for sustainability. From grid resilience to emissions accountability, and from regulation to innovation, the discussion will spotlight the opportunities shaping this pivotal energy transition – and how Saudi Arabia is positioning itself at the forefront.
10:00 - 10:35
HALL 1
Connected Intelligence: The architecture of a unified digital platform
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As workloads move to the edge and data demands intensify, the line between connectivity and data centers is disappearing. This session explores how Saudi Arabia’s digital evolution depends on integrating both – designing a platform where network and compute operate as one. Through center3’s unified approach, subsea systems, terrestrial networks, and data center clusters are aligned to deliver low-latency, high-capacity infrastructure for advanced applications. The discussion will examine how this convergence improves performance, resilience, and scalability – and what it means for Saudi Arabia’s role as the region’s digital hub.
HALL 2
Global scale best practice & innovation: People, processes & technology – Operating the KSA data center market boom
Michael Clark
Data Center Solutions Director at CBRE EMEA
Jena Ladhani
CEO at CBRE KSA
John Seed
Group Strategy Director at CBRE
Mick Lane
Global Technology Director at CBRE
Gary Reece
Senior Technical Director at CBRE
Data Center Solutions Director at CBRE EMEA
Jena Ladhani
CEO at CBRE KSA
John Seed
Group Strategy Director at CBRE
Mick Lane
Global Technology Director at CBRE
Gary Reece
Senior Technical Director at CBRE
As Saudi Arabia’s data center market rapidly scales, this session explores global best practices in people, processes, and technology to efficiently operate, innovate, and sustain growth across the Kingdom’s expanding digital infrastructure.
HALL 3
From blueprint to operation: Smarter HVAC strategies for sustainable data centers
Francesco Di Giovanni
Product Development & Application Engineering Manager at Daikin
Product Development & Application Engineering Manager at Daikin
Designing efficient, reliable data centers begins long before the first unit is installed. From early-stage concept design through commissioning and operation, HVAC strategy plays a critical role in performance and sustainability outcomes. In this session, explore practical insights into optimizing cooling system design for Saudi Arabia’s unique environmental and regulatory conditions. Learn how data-driven design, system integration, and lifecycle support can deliver measurable gains in energy efficiency, uptime, and cost control – helping operators meet their growing digital demands while advancing towards an efficient future.
HALL 4
Saudi Arabia’s next-gen data center ecosystem
Erick Baduy
CEO at Edarat Group
CEO at Edarat Group
As modular data centres are rapidly deployable, it’s no surprise they are transforming how organisations host latency-sensitive AI services while keeping data and models in-country. This session explores how modular infrastructure, combined with sovereign cloud and hybrid platforms, delivers low-latency inference, local model hosting, and seamless alignment with Saudi data-residency policies.
This session will also tackle real-world constraints: power and cooling, secure supply chains, model governance, and the integrated operations needed to scale modular AI responsibly across the Kingdom. In short: modular isn’t just faster: it’s the future of sovereign AI in Saudi Arabia.
10:35 - 11:00
Coffee Break
11:00 - 11:35
HALL 1
Accelerating the deployment of large-scale AI data centers
Mourad Younes
Cloud & Services Segment Leader MEA Region at Schneider Electric
Cloud & Services Segment Leader MEA Region at Schneider Electric
Join this session to explore strategies, technologies, and collaborations required to fast-track the development of AI-driven data centers while ensuring scalability, sustainability, and operational excellence.
HALL 2
Cooling the AI revolution: An executive panel on thermal innovation for MENA's billion-token data centers
Matt Welch
Head of Conference Production at Data Center Nation
Mohanad Al Shaikh
Chief Executive Officer at Johnson Controls Arabia
Imran Latif
Global Vice President, Technology & Innovation - Data Centers at Johnson Controls
Somen Mathur
Vice President, Head of Engineering and Design, ATD at DataVolt
Muhammad Naveed Saeed
Sr. Vice President - Topology at Uptime Institute
Head of Conference Production at Data Center Nation
Mohanad Al Shaikh
Chief Executive Officer at Johnson Controls Arabia
Imran Latif
Global Vice President, Technology & Innovation - Data Centers at Johnson Controls
Somen Mathur
Vice President, Head of Engineering and Design, ATD at DataVolt
Muhammad Naveed Saeed
Sr. Vice President - Topology at Uptime Institute
As power demand across MENA continues to surge, data center operators face mounting challenges in managing heat in one of the world’s hottest climates. Rising rack densities and extreme temperatures are pushing traditional cooling systems to their limits, making advanced thermal management more critical than ever. This session explores how operators are rethinking cooling strategies, from innovative liquid cooling and hybrid designs to resource-efficient solutions like greywater use. Can data centers truly thrive under extreme heat? Are we underestimating the thermal thresholds of modern systems? Join this session to explore the next frontier of thermal efficiency and sustainability in data centers.
HALL 3
The liquid frontier: Immersive Cooling for AI's unprecedented demands
Khurram Shah
Chairman at Desert Dragon
Chairman at Desert Dragon
As AI drives extreme power densities, traditional cooling can fall short. This session explores how immersive cooling can redefine efficiency, performance, and scalability for next-generation data centers.
HALL 4
Future-ready data centers in Saudi Arabia: Sustainable decisions and reliable partnerships for success
Simon Allen
Global Strategic Advisor at Data Center Nation
Mohammed Arif
DC Country Manager at Zahid
Gaurav Mathur
Chief AI and Data Center Officer, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia at JLL
Global Strategic Advisor at Data Center Nation
Mohammed Arif
DC Country Manager at Zahid
Gaurav Mathur
Chief AI and Data Center Officer, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia at JLL
11:45 - 12:20
HALL 1
Empowering the next generation of AI compute in KSA: The 1GW paradigm
Tassos Peppas
Regional Director MEETCA at Vertiv
Rami Najjar
General Manager at MMR
Saleh Malkawi
Vice President - Middle East, Turkey & Central Asia at at Uptime Institute
Simon Young
Regional Lead - MEA Energy Location & Strategy at Google
Jason Hanley
Director at Jones Engineering Group
Khurram Shah
Chairman at Desert Dragon
Regional Director MEETCA at Vertiv
Rami Najjar
General Manager at MMR
Saleh Malkawi
Vice President - Middle East, Turkey & Central Asia at at Uptime Institute
Simon Young
Regional Lead - MEA Energy Location & Strategy at Google
Jason Hanley
Director at Jones Engineering Group
Khurram Shah
Chairman at Desert Dragon
Discover how Vertiv is powering the next generation of AI compute in KSA through the groundbreaking 1GW infrastructure paradigm, driving efficiency, and innovation across the region’s digital future.
HALL 2
Future-proof delivery: The new execution model for high-speed, high-quality data centre builds
Rahul Ghumatkar
Vice President & Regional Head - BD & Sales (Middle East & Africa) at Sterling & Wilson
Ninad Bhise
Chief Projects Officer - Execution at Sterling & Wilson
Ehab Ibrahim
Managing Director – UAE, Iraq & North Africa | Group Director – Data Centers at Meinhardt Group
Somen Mathur
VP - Head of Engineering and Design at DataVolt
Himmath Mohammed
Chief Information Officer at GDH
Vice President & Regional Head - BD & Sales (Middle East & Africa) at Sterling & Wilson
Ninad Bhise
Chief Projects Officer - Execution at Sterling & Wilson
Ehab Ibrahim
Managing Director – UAE, Iraq & North Africa | Group Director – Data Centers at Meinhardt Group
Somen Mathur
VP - Head of Engineering and Design at DataVolt
Himmath Mohammed
Chief Information Officer at GDH
As digital infrastructure demand accelerates across the Middle East – driven by cloud expansion, AI adoption and hyperscaler investment – EPC delivery models must evolve. This session explores how construction efficiency, modular and prefabricated approaches, cross-discipline coordination and robust quality governance can reduce risk and shorten delivery timelines.
Recent strategic alliances and major AI infrastructure deals from the AMD, Cisco & Humain 1GW initiative to Humain’s partnerships with AirTrunk, Aramco, Qualcomm and DataVolt – are rapidly reshaping demand and investment patterns in Saudi Arabia. These developments are pivotal to Vision 2030, positioning the Kingdom as a global hub for AI innovation and high-performance digital infrastructure.
The panel will examine practical responses to cost pressure and supply-chain constraints and outline delivery models that deliver speed, consistency and sustainability for future data centre builds.
HALL 3
Beyond the horizon: AI trends reshaping data centers in 2026
Abdulrahman Mohammed Birghal
Senior Solutions Architect at Huawei
Senior Solutions Architect at Huawei
The data centre industry in Saudi Arabia and the wider Gulf is evolving faster than ever, fueled by emerging technologies and shifting market demands. While some global markets are already mature, the Kingdom is driving rapid growth and innovation, unlocking exciting developments in AI. This session explores the trends shaping the future, giving attendees clear insight into the technologies and strategies that will define data centre growth, operational excellence, and digital transformation in 2026 and beyond.
HALL 4
Staying cool as AI heats up: The future of data center cooling
Osama AlMasri
Business Development Manager-KSA at Victaulic
Abdullah Nofal
Critical Infrastructure Director - DC & ELV at Moammar Information Systems
Abdelsalam Shqair
Director, Data Center Operations at ezditek
Elie Keyrouz
Data Centre Strategy & Business Development Lead at DAR
Business Development Manager-KSA at Victaulic
Abdullah Nofal
Critical Infrastructure Director - DC & ELV at Moammar Information Systems
Abdelsalam Shqair
Director, Data Center Operations at ezditek
Elie Keyrouz
Data Centre Strategy & Business Development Lead at DAR
AI and high-performance computing are pushing data centres to their limits, and traditional air-cooling can’t keep up. From liquid-to-chip systems to full-server immersion, next-generation cooling solutions promise greater efficiency and thermal performance but implementing them comes with challenges. Retrofitting infrastructure, managing mechanical complexity, and weighing the true costs and benefits are critical, especially in Saudi Arabia’s rapidly growing data centre market. Join this session to discover practical strategies to scale advanced cooling technologies and create a roadmap for the future of high-performance operations
12:30 - 13:05
HALL 1
AI data centers and their impact on grid stability
Bertrand Delatte
Head Region EMEA Datacenters at Siemens
Dr. Mohsen Nemati
Area Service Sales Director at Siemens
Head Region EMEA Datacenters at Siemens
Dr. Mohsen Nemati
Area Service Sales Director at Siemens
As AI data centers continue to be deployed globally, utilities are increasingly facing challenges related to grid stability, driven by the massive and highly non-linear loads generated by these facilities
HALL 2
Carrier innovation in Liquid Cooling: End-to-end performance from CDU design to plant optimization
Praveen Gupta
Director - Product Management at Carrier Middle East
Director - Product Management at Carrier Middle East
Modern data centers demand ever-higher efficiency, resilience, and sustainability. This panel explores the role of next-generation data center chillers and the high-efficiency features now embedded in their design. Speakers will highlight how advanced simulations can evaluate life-cycle cost, operational limits, and performance under varying equipment configurations and weather conditions. The discussion will also examine how intelligent management systems optimize cooling strategies across mission-critical environments, maximizing efficiency while maintaining continuous uptime.
HALL 3
From power to chip – Fuelling Saudi Arabia’s AI data centre evolution
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With AI workloads booming, Saudi Arabia’s data centres must transform into integrated ecosystems, from onsite power generation to advanced chip technologies. Meeting this ‘power to chip’ vision requires sustainable, energy-efficient infrastructure and close collaboration across the power supply chain. It also requires an awareness of what happens outside of our industry – ensuring that data centres become good grid citizens. In this presentation we will explore innovations in energy-aware design, chip development, and the merging of technology and society that will power AI today and tomorrow.
HALL 4
The green data evolution - Strategies for sustainable growth
George Berbari
CEO at DC PRO
Kamel Al Tawil
MD MENA at Equinix
Alistair Davis
Director at Black & White Engineering
James Coe
Senior Principal at Syska Hennessy Group
Jan Neuenfeld
Program Director at Turner & Townsend
CEO at DC PRO
Kamel Al Tawil
MD MENA at Equinix
Alistair Davis
Director at Black & White Engineering
James Coe
Senior Principal at Syska Hennessy Group
Jan Neuenfeld
Program Director at Turner & Townsend
Sustainability is no longer optional: it’s a strategic imperative. Across the globe, governments and operators are aligning with global carbon-reduction goals by prioritising energy efficiency, renewable power, and low-impact cooling systems. This session explores how green data centre strategies, from water-saving technologies to carbon-neutral certifications, are shaping the future of sustainable infrastructure within Saudi Arabia, and what lessons that this nation can teach the world.
13:05 - 14:00
Lunch
14:00 - 14:35
HALL 1
Future data center modularity and design development with challenges to solve
Alberto Pagano
Global Data Center Segment Manager at ABB
Amr AlJamal
Bid and Proposal - Global Sales Support - Center of Expertise at ABB
Global Data Center Segment Manager at ABB
Amr AlJamal
Bid and Proposal - Global Sales Support - Center of Expertise at ABB
Future datacenters are moving to modular designs for faster deployment and easier scaling.
These systems connect compute, storage, and power in flexible building blocks for cloud and edge environments. The main challenges are power management, security, and standardization to keep everything working together smoothly.
HALL 2
Empowering the future workforce - Development and opportunities in Saudi Arabia and the GCC
John Rippingale
CEO at Kent Data Centers
Gregory Jasmin
Head of International Client Development at Khazna Data Centers
Stephen Beard
Global Head of Data Centres at Knight Frank
Riccardo Degli Effetti
COO at Syntys
Sami Sarhan
Chief Advisor at the National Industrial Development Center
CEO at Kent Data Centers
Gregory Jasmin
Head of International Client Development at Khazna Data Centers
Stephen Beard
Global Head of Data Centres at Knight Frank
Riccardo Degli Effetti
COO at Syntys
Sami Sarhan
Chief Advisor at the National Industrial Development Center
As Saudi Arabia’s data centre sector expands rapidly, attracting and retaining talent is vital to sustain growth. KSA is opening new avenues for workforce development by embracing greater opportunities, while addressing challenges posed by an aging workforce. This panel explores initiatives aligned with Saudi Vision 2030 that promote upskilling in critical areas such as advanced cooling technologies, energy efficiency, and AI-driven monitoring systems. Join us to learn how investment in human capital is shaping a skilled, inclusive workforce ready to power the Kingdom’s digital future.
HALL 3
Made for the Gulf: Efficiency and innovation in data center manufacturing
Chris Coward
Chief Operating Officer at BCS Consultancy
Umberto Sordino
Managing Director, Global Data Center BU Coordinator at EAE
Alberto Caccia
Executive Director at Lombardini22
Sultan Al Owais
VP of International Execution at Khazna
Chief Operating Officer at BCS Consultancy
Umberto Sordino
Managing Director, Global Data Center BU Coordinator at EAE
Alberto Caccia
Executive Director at Lombardini22
Sultan Al Owais
VP of International Execution at Khazna
As data center demand accelerates across Saudi Arabia and the wider Gulf region, efficiency has become the defining challenge of the next decade. But efficiency isn’t just about design and cooling – it starts at the manufacturing level. In this session, explore how manufacturers play a pivotal role in shaping a smarter, more sustainable data center ecosystem for the Gulf. From “Made in KSA” manufacturing initiatives to the evolving regional supply chain, this conversation will highlight how industrial readiness and collaboration can help meet the Gulf’s growing data and energy challenges. By bringing a manufacturing perspective to the data center dialogue, this session offers practical steps toward resilient and efficient infrastructure for the digital era.
HALL 4
Greening intelligence: Charting the future of sustainable AI – From grid to chip
Matt Welch
Head of Conference Production at Data Center Nation
Jack Chou
Head of Data Center Segment BU at Delta EMEA
Anas Al Saifi
Senior Regional Sales Manager – TDC, MEA at Delta Electronics
Rabieh Sarieddine
MEP Technical Director at Meinhardt Group
Head of Conference Production at Data Center Nation
Jack Chou
Head of Data Center Segment BU at Delta EMEA
Anas Al Saifi
Senior Regional Sales Manager – TDC, MEA at Delta Electronics
Rabieh Sarieddine
MEP Technical Director at Meinhardt Group
The race to power artificial intelligence is transforming how data centers are designed, built, and operated. This panel brings together industry leaders to explore the technologies reshaping sustainability in AI infrastructure, from AI-ready UPS and HVDC power systems to advanced CDU and AALC cooling. This session will also examine the growing role of renewables, including hydrogen, in reducing carbon intensity. Together, this session will chart a smarter, greener path for data centers where efficiency, intelligence, and environmental responsibility converge.
14:45 - 15:20
HALL 1
Breathing new life into your data centre: Engineering, sustainability, and excellence
Amro Almashharawi
CEO at Data Center Prime
Joe Thomas
Director Consultant Management Europe at Stulz
Abdelsalam Shqair
Director, Data Center Operations at ezditek
Mathew Lambourn
Technical Director at JLW
CEO at Data Center Prime
Joe Thomas
Director Consultant Management Europe at Stulz
Abdelsalam Shqair
Director, Data Center Operations at ezditek
Mathew Lambourn
Technical Director at JLW
HALL 2
Igniting the AI revolution: Risks, rewards, and opportunities
Antonio Coccia
Group VP - Data Center Solutions at Riello
Gregory Jasmin
Head of International Client Development at Khazna Data Centers
Angelos Abou Samah
Senior Commerical Manager at Quantum Switch Tamasuk
Magide Sebtioui
Vice President, Sales at Datavolt
Group VP - Data Center Solutions at Riello
Gregory Jasmin
Head of International Client Development at Khazna Data Centers
Angelos Abou Samah
Senior Commerical Manager at Quantum Switch Tamasuk
Magide Sebtioui
Vice President, Sales at Datavolt
As AI workloads accelerate, data centres must transform into energy-efficient, fully integrated ecosystems. From on-site power generation and UPS systems to advanced energy storage, new opportunities are emerging to power the AI revolution. Yet challenges and risks remain. How can they be identified and overcome? This panel will examine innovations in power infrastructure, energy-aware design, and hardware–software integration, while highlighting the collaboration needed to build resilient, sustainable, and AI-ready facilities.
HALL 3
AI reshaping data center physical infrastructure topology
Zacharias Baveas
Mgr. Technical Systems Engineers – EMEA at Panduit
Mgr. Technical Systems Engineers – EMEA at Panduit
HALL 4
Lifecycle management data center
Fadi Greige
Chief Growth & Innovation Officer at AVAR
Joseph Sassine
Vice President–Technical at AVAR
Himmath Mohammed
Chief Information Officer at Gulf Data Hub
Chief Growth & Innovation Officer at AVAR
Joseph Sassine
Vice President–Technical at AVAR
Himmath Mohammed
Chief Information Officer at Gulf Data Hub
Saudi Arabia’s data centre market is growing at unprecedented speed, with architecture, construction, and operations converging like never before. This session explores how expertise in new builds, design‑fitout, and facility management drives AI‑enhanced operations and full lifecycle efficiency. Learn how these strategies create resilient, energy‑optimized data centres built for today and tomorrow, ensuring maximum uptime and future-ready performance across the Kingdom’s digital infrastructure.
15:25 - 16:00
HALL 1
Future-ready data centres - Building cyber & physical resilience
Mark Whyte
Global Head of Built Environment at Control Risks
Bachir Al Kesserwany
Design & Engineering Lead APAC at Control Risks
Caitlin Egen
Director Digital Risks at Control Risks
Chris Walters
Partner at Herbert Smith FreehillsKramer
Dana Tilley
SVP Growth & Strategy, AI Data Centers at Jacobs
Global Head of Built Environment at Control Risks
Bachir Al Kesserwany
Design & Engineering Lead APAC at Control Risks
Caitlin Egen
Director Digital Risks at Control Risks
Chris Walters
Partner at Herbert Smith FreehillsKramer
Dana Tilley
SVP Growth & Strategy, AI Data Centers at Jacobs
Data centres are a critical component of global infrastructure and the risks surrounding them are multiplying. However, resilience can no longer be viewed as a purely digital challenge – developing integrated resilience frameworks across physical, digital infrastructures and regulatory requirements create secure, compliant and resilient digital infrastructure. True resilience starts at the design stage, ensuring that facilities and systems are engineered for security, compliance, continuity, and trust.
In Saudi Arabia, regulatory and compliance requirements introduce some unique considerations, demanding an integrated approach that combines robust physical security with advanced digital safeguards. From assets that are secure by design and access controls to AI-driven threat detection, zero-trust architectures, and compliance frameworks, this session examines how collaboration between cyber specialists and facility designers is essential. Together, they can deliver resilience that protects uptime, meets regulatory obligations, and preserves reputation in an evolving threat landscape where physical and digital risks are inseparable.
HALL 2
From capacity to capability: Rethinking data center design and operations in the AI era
Ryan O’Reilly
Vice President Operations at DataVolt
Ehab Ibrahim
Managing Director – UAE, Iraq & North Africa | Group Director – Data Centers at Meinhardt Group
Vice President Operations at DataVolt
Ehab Ibrahim
Managing Director – UAE, Iraq & North Africa | Group Director – Data Centers at Meinhardt Group
The rapid growth of AI, high-density computing, and mission-critical workloads is transforming how data centers are designed and operated. Capacity alone is no longer enough – capability, adaptability, and intelligence are now essential.
HALL 3
Building and powering scalable data centers
Zaid Al Shurafa
Project Manager at Group at AMANA
Mohamad Awwad
Group MEP Manager at Group at AMANA
Project Manager at Group at AMANA
Mohamad Awwad
Group MEP Manager at Group at AMANA
Join this session, hosted by Amana Group, to explore the latest in building and powering scalable data centers.
HALL 4
From grid to chip - powering Saudi Arabia's AI data centre evolution
Sergio Milesi
President at Swiss Data Center Association, CEO at Gas&Com AG
Christoph Brand
CEO at Axpo Group – Member of the Executive Board
Marcel Lenzin
Head of Grid Strategy at Swissgrid
René Zierler
Ph.D, Managing Director Switzerland at Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Christian Keller
Chairman & General Manager, Chairman of the Executive Board at IBM
Babak Falsafi
President at SDEA, Professor at EPFL
President at Swiss Data Center Association, CEO at Gas&Com AG
Christoph Brand
CEO at Axpo Group – Member of the Executive Board
Marcel Lenzin
Head of Grid Strategy at Swissgrid
René Zierler
Ph.D, Managing Director Switzerland at Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Christian Keller
Chairman & General Manager, Chairman of the Executive Board at IBM
Babak Falsafi
President at SDEA, Professor at EPFL
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16:00 - 17:00
Closing Networking Reception
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