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Convergencia Data Center Forum to take place on November 17

The growth of artificial intelligence is driving demand for computing capacity and data centers, which require power and connectivity. Argentina must decide where to deploy this additional capacity and how to finance it.

This will be the focus of the Convergencia Data Center Forum, scheduled for November 17 in Buenos Aires. The agenda will address the conditions needed to develop infrastructure, power availability, regional markets and the specific demand from companies and operators.

The program includes representatives from Grupo Datco, Cammesa, Telecentro Empresas, ProEnergy, Central Puerto, Datawaves, Ezyre, Antel-ITC, BGH Tech Partner, Vertiv, Johnson Controls, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Park Place Technologies, Bayer, SkyOnline, Sanatorio de Mar del Plata, Tecpetrol, Kyndryl Argentina, SyT Data Center, G2K, /q99, Cirion Data Centers, Gigared, Metrotel, Zonasur (IT Park), Cooperativa CALF, Empatel, CH Sistemas, Pixart, Nubecenter, Wärtsilä Argentina and Dreicon. Participants also include Cabase, Cappi, the Peruvian Data Center Association, the Uruguayan Hydrogen Association and UNC Supercomputing/FAMAF-UNC. See the full agenda.

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