The NPCC, our regional representatives from Wielkopolska, in cooperation with the City of Poznan cordially invite you to a company visit & conference that goes beyond the traditional model of talking about business and its future.

The world is speeding up in turning to cutting-edge technologies such as AI, digital twins and data centers, etc. By entering the environment of AI-driven technology, which is revolutionizing traditional business models and data management, we invite you to share your perspective on how the technology is impacting your business and related sectors.

That’s why we’re delighted to host the meeting at Beyond.pl, a leading provider of a secure data center, cloud and managed services in Poland and Eastern Central Europe. The Beyond.pl Data Centre 2 facility is one of the most secure data centers in the European Union and the first facility in the “AI-ready” category in Central Europe to be powered by 100% renewable energy.

Data centers are known for their state-of-the-art technology in hardware and IT security, offering valuable insights. Therefore, it will be enlightening to learn from the experiences of the representative of another technology company – ASML, the largest company in the Netherlands and the largest technology company in Europe, specializing in lithographic systems and supplying equipment for semiconductor production.

Additionally, the City of Poznań will share their ideas and ambitions for a future-oriented city, while we explore the smart impact of emerging technologies on our daily lives.

Let’s look at this process from the perspective of different market players – private and public – and give the floor to speakers from Beyond.pl, the City of Poznan and ASML to share their experiences and visions for the future.

Thursday, 17 October, 2024, 13:00
Beyond.pl Data Center Campus, ul. Adama Kręglewskiego 11 , Poznań

Some of the questions that will be discussed during the meeting:

• Are the data centers really the backbone of the future of the economy, powering the way we live? How do data centers encourage a sustainable digital economy?
• Looking ahead, what lies beyond today’s models for storing and processing massive amounts of data?
• How are cities discovering how to use data to improve city services and the quality of life for their residents?
• Is the choice between cloud and location relevant to today’s business investment strategies?
• What are the challenges in terms of security, privacy, protecting sensitive information and ensuring secure access to data?

The detailed agenda will be available in September.

 Additional important information:

• The meeting will be combined with a 1-hour tour of the data center infrastructure.
• Each participant must be registered at least 7 days before the event (October 10). A complete list of participants must be provided, together with an extract of the data from the ID card (first letter and last 3 digits).
• Each participant will be identified at the entrance to the venue. Please, take your ID with you.
• The number of participants is limited. The places are give on a first