6th Data Center Design Engineering & Construction Summit USA
Smarter, scalable, sustainable infrastructure
The 6th Data Center Design, Engineering & Construction Summit is a two-day technical forum for the designers, architects, engineers, contractors, technology and owner-side delivery teams building AI-scale digital infrastructure in the United States.
The engineering problem has changed shape. A decade of data center design was built around racks drawing five to ten kilowatts, air-cooled halls, and utility power that arrived when the building was ready. AI compute has invalidated all three assumptions at once. Racks now draw 100 kW and above, which breaks floor loading, power distribution and thermal design simultaneously. Liquid cooling has moved from specialist option to default requirement, bringing fluid into white space and with it a set of fire, life-safety and warranty questions the codes have not fully answered. And the energization date — not the construction schedule — has become the binding constraint on the entire programme, because the equipment needed to deliver power is sold out for years.
This summit is built around those constraints. Every session is anchored to a specific engineering decision, procurement deadline, contracting structure or delivery risk that teams are managing on live projects and new builds. It is a working technical programme for industry experts who have to specify, procure, build and commission.
Held in Dallas, the world’s leading primary data center market, it will bring together leading experts and influential voices from across the industry ecosystem for a high-level exchange of insights, ideas, and perspectives shaping the future of data centers.
Topics to be
discussed
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Ultra-dense AI infrastructure & power topology
- —Engineering Facilities for Next-Gen 200kW–500kW+ AI Racks
- —Off-Grid Electrical Infrastructure & On-Site Power Delivery Mechanics
- —Advancing Power Topology & Procurement-Driven Electrical Engineering
Project delivery, modularization & supply chain execution
- —Industrializing Delivery Through Modularization & Off-Site Prefabrication
- —Equipment Procurement & Supply Chain Resiliency
- —Securing Network Connectivity & Fiber Infrastructure for the DFW Corridor
Mechanical systems & liquid cooling engineering
- —Zero-Water & Closed-Loop Mechanical System Architecture
- —Advanced Liquid Cooling Deployments: Direct-to-Chip & Immersion
- —Fire Protection, Life Safety & Risk Mitigation for Dense AI Halls
Permitting, regulatory compliance & investment
- —Navigating Expedited Permitting
- —Pricing Regulatory and Moratorium Risk Into Deals
- —Diversifying Capital Sources for Phased, Multi-Campus Growth
The people who build and run the facility
C-Level Officers, Vice-Presidents, Directors, Managers and Heads responsible for the functions below, from operators and developers through to the specialists delivering power, cooling and construction.
- Design
- Construction
- Engineering
- Technology / CIO / CTO
- Operations
- Data Centre(s)
- Planning
- Facilities
- Data
- Energy
- Energy/Power Efficiency/Management
- Cooling
- Facility Management
- Sustainability
- IT
- Supply chain managers
- Project Management
- Asset Management
- Storage Planning
- DC Design, Engineering and Construction
- DC Facility Management
- Energy Efficiency Solutions
- Cooling Solutions
- Sustainability / ESG Consulting
- Hardware and Equipment
- IT Services
- Security
Built for the conversations after the session
Two days are structured so the people you need to meet are in the room, and there is time to actually talk to them.
- 01 Mobile App for Delegate Connections
- 02 Up to 6 Hours of Networking Breaks Among Delegates
- 03 Drinks Reception for Delegate Networking
- 04 Facilitated Peer-to-Peer Delegate Networking
- 05 Post-Event Communication for Continued Connections




Two minutes on the summit floor
Keynotes, panel debate, the exhibition and the networking breaks — the shape of the two days, filmed at a previous edition.
Speaking in 2027
Operators, developers and energy specialists already booked for the two-day programme in Dallas.
More companies announced as speakers confirm








The full speaker list is in the brochureEvery confirmed name, role and company, alongside the two-day programme and session detail.
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Get the full agenda
The complete two-day programme — speaker line-up, session abstracts, sponsorship packages and venue details for the 6th Data Center Design, Engineering and Construction Summit USA, 2–3 February 2027.
Secure your place
End-user
Applicable forData center owners and users
- 1 delegate99 USD
- 2 delegates159 USD
- 3 delegates259 USD
- —2-day conference pass
- —Documentation package
- —Panel discussions
- —Refreshment breaks and lunches
- —Drinks reception
- —Face-to-face networking
- —Digital certificate of attendance
Solution provider
Applicable forDesign, engineering, critical power infrastructure, cooling solutions, hardware & equipment, security solutions, BIM, technology & infrastructure services, commissioning services, modular construction, prefabrication
- —2-day conference pass
- —Documentation package
- —Panel discussions
- —Refreshment breaks and lunches
- —Drinks reception
- —Face-to-face networking
- —Digital certificate of attendance
Construction & engineering
Applicable forGeneral contractors, EPC firms, MEP contractors, engineering consultancies and design firms — facility engineers, construction managers, project managers, design engineers, site engineers and project directors
- —2-day conference pass
- —Documentation package
- —Panel discussions
- —Refreshment breaks and lunches
- —Drinks reception
- —Face-to-face networking
- —Digital certificate of attendance
Exhibition partner
- —Exhibition stand space
- —2 delegate passes
- —Logo and company text in all conference materials
- —Conference documentation package
Presenting partner
- —Speaker slot
- —1 speaker attendee pass
- —Logo and company text in all conference materials
- —Conference documentation package
Group rates and tailored packages are available on request. Contact registration@future-bridge.eu
Previous events
Recaps, highlights and key takeaways from our past data centre summits.
5th Data Center Design, Engineering & Construction Summit: Recap
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4th U.S. Data Center Sustainability & Energy Efficiency Summit: Recap
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3rd Data Centre Design, Engineering & Construction Summit: Key Takeaways
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2nd Data Centre Design, Engineering & Construction Summit: In-Depth Rewind
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Data Centre Energy Efficiency & Sustainability Summit: Event Highlights
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2nd Net Zero Data Centre Summit Europe: Detailed Recap
Read articleWhat attendees say
Feedback from professionals who attended a previous edition — on the sessions, the connections and what they took away.
Fantastic, perfect balance of networking and education in an open, honest setup. The process were excellent.
Really good well organized event. Presenters dinner was a nice touch, networking sessions interactive & plentiful.
Amazing, very well planned. Great group of sessions and presenters.
The attendance of this event made it well worth it — in particular, the sustainability directors from data center companies.
Great balance between information and networking.
Amazing! Really enjoyed the smaller size and ample encouragement and time for networking.
Very positive. I found the networking breaks to be incredibly helpful, and was able to absorb a lot of new information about the data center industry.
Nice on the smaller side, but well-run and the ability to easily approach people for conversation.
Fantastic group of presenters – great networking.
Very informative, learned a lot about the energy side of data centers.
I really enjoyed the conversations & learning more about the data center realm.
Well organized and great range of topics discussed. Smaller size made it good for networking and connecting with all speakers.
Great event. Very informative speakers. Very well run.
Everything you need to know
The summit brings together professionals responsible for designing, engineering, constructing and delivering the next generation of data center infrastructure. Held in Dallas on 2–3 February 2027, it convenes senior decision-makers from data center owners and operators, hyperscalers, colocation providers, engineering firms, contractors and technology providers.
The event focuses on the key engineering and construction challenges shaping AI-scale and high-density data center development in the United States.
You can complete your registration online by clicking Register Now and selecting the delegate package that best meets your requirements.
Alternatively, you can send your registration request directly to registration@future-bridge.eu. If you would like us to contact you first, submit an inquiry through our website and a member of the team will assist with registration, group bookings, sponsorship or exhibition opportunities.
Register now →The summit is designed for C-level officers, Vice Presidents, Directors, Managers and Heads responsible for design, construction, engineering, technology, operations, planning, facilities, electrical and mechanical engineering, commissioning, procurement, infrastructure delivery, capital projects, supply chain and project management.
Attendees come from data center owners and operators, hyperscalers, colocation providers, design and engineering companies, contractors, critical power and cooling providers, commissioning specialists, modular construction companies and technology providers.
The programme covers AI infrastructure design, 200kW+ rack engineering, power infrastructure, advanced liquid cooling, modular and prefabricated construction, digital engineering and BIM, commissioning, site selection, campus expansion, supply chain resilience, CAPEX and project delivery, workforce development, and permitting and regulatory strategy.
Attendees can take part in dedicated networking and coffee breaks, face-to-face meetings and a Networking Drinks Reception.
In total, the event provides up to six hours of dedicated networking opportunities, giving participants plenty of time to exchange ideas, build new connections and discuss potential business opportunities.
Yes. About two weeks before the summit we send every registered delegate access to our web-based event app — no download required.
In the app you can follow the live agenda, view speaker profiles and session details, message other attendees and arrange 1:1 meetings.
No. Hotel accommodation and travel costs are not included in the registration fee.
Once the venue is confirmed, the information will be published on the event website, and registered delegates will also be informed by email.
Yes. Registered attendees receive a Conference Documentation Package containing available presentation slides and supporting materials provided during the summit.
Yes. We offer a range of sponsorship, exhibition and presenting packages designed to help companies increase their visibility, showcase their solutions and connect with key decision-makers in the data center industry.
You can explore the full list of available sponsorship packages on our website and choose the option that best suits your company’s goals.
Become a sponsor →Yes. We welcome experienced data center design, engineering, construction and infrastructure professionals with valuable case studies, practical expertise and insights relevant to the conference agenda.
If you are interested in speaking at this or another Future Bridge event, please contact our Conference Producer, Dina Rensch, at dina@future-bridge.eu.
From previous editions
Co-located · 5th Data Center Design, Engineering & Construction Summit and 4th U.S. Data Center Sustainability & Energy Efficiency Summit
Previous edition · Data Centre Design, Engineering & Construction
Previous edition · 3rd U.S. Data Centers Summit — Construction, Energy & Advanced Cooling
Previous edition · Net Zero Data Centres Summit 2024