MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO

Congratulations to all the data centre women that made our top 100 list

The event on 14-15 May at 155 Bishopsgate, London, is a must-attend gathering of top-level executives and companies. It is a perfect opportunity to hear challenging keynotes, thoughtprovoking panel discussions – and to network with your peers. See you there!

It gives me immense pride to publish this list of the Top 100 Women in Data Centre.

In many ways, we are entering into the Age of AI. But AI, machine learning and the globe’s gargantuan build-up of data cannot be managed or contained without data centres.

In the meantime, I salute every one of these 100 women, whose leadership is truly making a difference – today and for the future.

While we use the likes of AWS, Google Cloud and Azure, Amazon, Google and Microsoft operate huge data centres to support these cloud services.

I really do hope you enjoy reading the list, and I would like to congratulate each and every one of you for being a leader in your field. I am certain that with our continued drive to showcase best practice, the future looks positive and we really can make a difference.

At the same time, the globe faces the daunting challenge of reducing the impact of data centres on the environment.

In all of these areas, it is people like our Top 100 Women in Data Centre who are leading innovation and spearheading solutions.

They are pushing the barriers of technology, balancing the unrelenting demand for data centre capacity with the no-less-unrelenting demand for reduced energy consumption.

This is why data centres will be a theme running through our next in-person event, Tech & AI LIVE London: The Global Tech & AI Summit.

GLEN WHITE ,