Start Campus and Schneider Electric: Building the foundations for sustainable AI data centers
Event information
Please join Schneider Electric and Start Campus at one of Europe’s largest and most sustainable AI data center hub in Portugal from Tuesday the 6th May to Thursday 8th May 2025.
This joint press event will take you behind the scenes of Start Campus’ 1.2GW data center campus, including a tour of its 14MW, SINES01 NEST facility, and will explore how the company is using Schneider Electric’s AI-ready solutions to build a sustainable foundation for GPU-accelerated computing, while establishing a major new connectivity hub for Southern Europe.
During the event, you’ll gain access to senior leaders from both organisations – including Rob Dunn, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Start Campus, Pankaj Sharma, Executive Vice President, Secure Power Division and Services Business, Schneider Electric, and Marc Garner, Cloud & Service Providers Segment President, Schneider Electric – and see how Start Campus has worked together with Schneider Electric to become a market leader in sustainability: being powered by 100% renewable energy, in-time utilising an advanced ocean-water cooling system, and creating distributed energy resources (DER) via solar power and microgrid.
Useful information
AGENDA
6 May
- Arrival in Lisbon, transfer to Sines
- Check-in at the hotel
- 18:00 – Welcome drinks on the hotel’s rooftop
- 19:30 – Dinner at the hotel’s restaurant
7 May
- 09:00 – Security check and transfer to Start Campus
- 09:45 – Welcome coffee
- 10:00 – Press presentations
- 12 :00 – Lunch
- 13:00 – Data Center campus visit
- 15:00 – One-to-one interviews with Schneider Electric and Start Campus executives
- 17:30 – Transfer back to hotel
- Free time
- 19:00 – Traditional Protuguese dinner
8 May
- Check-out
- Departures to airport and travel home
Attached files
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Schneider Electric and Start Campus Establish Scalable, Sustainable Foundation for AI and Cloud Infrastructure in Portugal.pdf
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