New IT infrastructure and new IT workloads are pushing the boundaries of power requirements that are currently available in today's datacentres.
Geopolitical issues, coupled with a dated energy infrastructure and the need for governments to enact policies to reduce carbon emissions are putting pressure on manufacturers and operators alike.
We will address the semiconductor manufacturers from a performance/efficiency ratio standpoint, as well as system vendors and DCIS/CoLo players from a power draw perspective to see what can be done and should be implemented moving forward.
Why join the webinar?
Power consumption is through the roof when it comes to datacentre infrastructure.
New paradigms of power efficiency need to be implemented by all stakeholders involved, from lawmakers to semiconductor manufacturers and by datacentre operators.
We will look at what can be done to curb the rise in power consumption without compromising performance, innovation and the need for additional power capacity.
Objectives of the webinar:
- Give an overview of how power requirements are affecting the construction and operations of datacentres in Europe.
- Discuss how the semiconductor industry is going to address the challenges related to power demand and availability.
- Highlight what some of the biggest datacentre operators are doing to run these power hungry systems.
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The current state of the semiconductor industry regarding power efficiencyThe current state of the semiconductor industry regarding power efficiency
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Speaker
Roland Krüppel
Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Electronics and Autonomous Driving; Supercomputing Division, Germany
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Salvatore Moccia
Head of Education and Skills, EIT Digital
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Moderator
Enrico Sangiorgi
University of Bologna, AENEAS, Inside & EPoSS Summer School -
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Mihaela Tudor
Global Vice President, European Women’s Association
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Francis Balestra
SiNano Institute Director & ICOS Project Coordinator -
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Stefano Selleri
European Commission, DG CONNECT
Enrico Sangiorgi
University of Bologna, AENEAS, Inside & EPoSS Summer SchoolUniversity of Bologna, AENEAS, Inside & EPoSS Summer School
Francis Balestra
SiNano Institute Director & ICOS Project CoordinatorSiNano Institute Director & ICOS Project Coordinator
Mihaela Tudor
Global Vice President, European Women’s AssociationMihaela Tudor, European Women’s Association, Global Vice President
Roland Krüppel
Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Electronics and Autonomous Driving; Supercomputing Division, GermanyFederal Ministry of Education and Research, Electronics and Autonomous Driving; Supercomputing Division, Germany
Salvatore Moccia
Head of Education and Skills, EIT DigitalSalvatore Moccia is Professor of Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship and Creativity. Since 2022 is the Head of Master and Doctoral School at EIT-Digital. Previously, he held several experiences as Manager and Consultant in different fields, including strategic development of higher education, operational development of international organizations, strategic communications and digital innovation and transformation. He is also an entrepreneur in the Digital-Tech, being the co-founder of several digital magazines dedicated to different technologies. He is the author of several books and articles on digital technologies.
Stefano Selleri
European Commission, DG CONNECTEuropean Commission DG Connect