After a successful first edition, LevelX is gearing up for its second event. The conference, organized by the Belgian Digital Infrastructure Association (BDIA), will take place on May 12 and 13 at the Dome Eventhall in Brussels.
Belgium’s data center market is at a crossroads, brimming with digital ambitions. Billions are being invested in digital infrastructure through the construction of new hyperscale data centers (Google, Microsoft) and colocation data centers (Kevlinx). But what steps must be taken by the federal government and the digital infrastructure sector to ensure sustainable growth? And how can Belgium further establish itself as a data center hub? These questions and more will be addressed during the second edition of LevelX.
LevelX is the conference for data centers and organizations operating in the digital infrastructure sector. The Belgian Digital Infrastructure Association (BDIA) event brings together c-level executives and industry experts to discuss strategies for the future of the Belgian digital infrastructure industry.
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The two-day event’s program will focus on market developments within Belgium’s digital infrastructure landscape. On the morning of the conference’s day (May 13), various keynotes are scheduled, including a market outlook by real estate firm CBRE and a presentation by Peter Hoogland on the opportunities of AI within organizations. Under the moderation of chairwoman Céline Malyster, representatives from Microsoft, Digital Realty, Datacenter United, and Kevlinx will discuss emerging trends in Belgium’s growing data center market.
In the afternoon, several panel discussions will take place, including a session featuring key stakeholders involved in the development of the Green Energy Park—Penta Infra, STULZ, ABB, and CONTEG. They will share insights into the park’s construction and explore how similar energy hubs can be developed across Belgium.
