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News articleYahoo Finance· March 25, 2026

NVIDIA, Google and Oracle Take Center Stage at Data Center World 2026 as AI Drives Unprecedented Infrastructure and Power Demands

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NVIDIA, Google and Oracle Take Center Stage at Data Center World 2026 as AI Drives Unprecedented Infrastructure and Power Demands April 20 - 23 in Washington D.C., Convening the Leaders Powering the AI Economy WASHINGTON, March 25, 2026--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Data Center World today announced its keynote presentations, feat…
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  • The companies and leaders on stage will actively solve how to move beyond current challenges and offer attendees an inside look at how the next generation of infrastructure is being deployed

    60% confidence
  • Converged infrastructure and repeatable building blocks can improve efficiency, reliability and time-to-capacity for AI deployments

    60% confidence
  • Global data center power demand is projected to exceed 200 gigawatts by 2030

    60% confidence
  • Artificial intelligence is fueling one of the largest infrastructure investment cycles in history

    60% confidence
  • Data Center World's 2026 keynote program reflects the unprecedented transformation happening across the industry

    60% confidence

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