ataCentres Ireland | 19–20 November 2025 | RDS, Dublin

Now in its 15th year, DataCentres Ireland is the country’s leading event for the data centre sector, bringing together key decision-makers, operators, service providers, and innovators. Combining a free-to-attend exhibition with a multi-streamed conference, it’s your opportunity to discover the latest technologies, share ideas, and shape the future of Ireland’s digital infrastructure. DataCentres Ireland offers exhibitors the opportunity to network, engage and meet their ideal decision makers in just two days. This is a FREE exhibition and conference featuring the largest range of products and services assembled in one place in Ireland for 2025.

A spokesman comments: "DataCentres Ireland offers a range of great sponsorship opportunities which can help your organisation gain more exposure.   Ireland has positioned itself as a key global hub for technology, with data centres forming a critical component of its strategy to attract Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Major digital companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, and Google have invested heavily in Irish data infrastructure, underscoring Ireland’s role in supporting the global digital economy. The upcoming DataCentres Ireland 2024 conference in Dublin will address the industry’s impact on Ireland’s economy and future, along with the pressing challenges it faces such as power supply and regulatory hurdles.

   In  Ireland at a centres provide essential infrastructure, enabling data storage, processing, and connectivity for global businesses. According to IDA Ireland, these centres not only create high-value jobs but also make Ireland more attractive to tech giants due to its strategic connectivity and well-developed infrastructure. As of 2022, IDA Ireland reports that data centre companies in Ireland directly employ around 16,000 people. Including contractors, however, this figure rises to 27,000. Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke highlighted the economic growth data centres have facilitated, noting that these facilities contribute significantly to Ireland’s revenue and tech sector. AWS has increased economic output in Ireland by over €11.4 billion since 2012, contributing nearly €2.4 billion in additional economic output in 2022 alone. Amazon invested over €4.8 billion in the country in 2022, bringing the company’s total investment in the country to more than €17 billion since 2020. KPMG has reported that Equinix’s annual contribution to Ireland’s economy was €15.8 billion or 3% of the country’s total GDP.

Organised by: Stepex

Email: datacentres@stepex.com

Website: www.stepex.com/