Data Center Frontier Announces Editorial Advisory Board for 2025 DCF Trends Summit

Jan. 21, 2025
The Editorial Advisory Board for the second annual Data Center Frontier Trends Summit (Aug. 26-28) has grown to include 15 esteemed executives, reflecting DCF's commitment to providing comprehensive and diverse insights for the data center sector.

Nashua, NH – Data Center Frontier is excited to announce its Editorial Advisory Board for the second annual Data Center Frontier Trends Summit (DCF Trends Summit), taking place August 26-28, 2025, at the Hyatt Regency Reston in Reston, Virginia. 

The 2025 DCF Trends Summit Editorial Advisory Board includes distinguished leaders from hyperscale and colocation operators, power and cooling solutions companies, IT and interconnection providers, and design/build/construction specialists. This year's board has grown to include 15 esteemed executives, reflecting DCF's commitment to providing comprehensive and diverse insights for the data center sector. 

This visionary group of leaders, representing the critical facets of the data center ecosystem, will guide the event's content and programming to address the most pressing trends impacting the industry. The group's unparalleled expertise ensures the Summit will deliver essential insights to help data center stakeholders make informed decisions in the industry's rapidly evolving landscape. 

The Editorial Advisory Board for the 2025 DCF Trends Summit includes: 

"The Editorial Advisory Board for the second annual Data Center Frontier Trends Summit is an extraordinary assembly of some of the industry’s most seasoned and knowledgeable executives," said Matt Vincent, Editor-in-Chief of Data Center Frontier. "Their input is invaluable in crafting a live conference program that tackles the data center industry's most critical themes and challenges head-on."

The 2025 DCF Trends Summit is an in-person event that builds on the success of its inaugural year. The conference’s theme-based content is designed to reflect Data Center Frontier’s mission to provide in-depth, actionable insights that support critical decision-making across the data center ecosystem. The Summit is designed to empower data center leaders and stakeholders to navigate the evolving marketplace. 

Through a curated program of expert-led sessions, exclusive site tours, interactive peer-to-peer roundtables, and robust Q&A opportunities, attendees will gain actionable insights into cutting-edge technologies, solutions for optimizing operations, enhancing efficiency, and addressing the growing concerns of energy availability and sustainability.

"The past two years have transformed the data center industry landscape," said Janice Oliva, Vice President of Events for Endeavor Business Media, parent company of Data Center Frontier. "The rapid adoption of AI and its power demands are intersecting with global energy concerns and sustainability priorities. The Summit provides a much-needed think-tank environment to address these critical trends and help leaders shape the decisions that will define the future of the industry."

The Call for Speakers for the 2025 DCF Trends Summit is open through January 29, 2005. Submit your proposal today.

About Data Center Frontier
Data Center Frontier (www.datacenterfrontier.com) is a leading industry publication offering in-depth reporting and analysis of the data center industry. We chart the future of data centers, sharing the stories of innovation, people, and ideas shaping this vital sector.

For media inquiries, please contact:
Data Center Frontier Editor in Chief, Matt Vincent
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (603) 892-9262

About the Author

Matt Vincent

A B2B technology journalist and editor with more than two decades of experience, Matt Vincent is Editor in Chief of Data Center Frontier.

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