Plenary Sessions
You qualify for a free enterprise pass if:
1) Your company is an enterprise with data-center needs or energy network TSO/DSO driving smart energy infrastructure
2) You, as an individual, are directly engaged, as a management or technical professional in planning, strategy, systems design, sourcing, purchasing, procurement, adoption, implementation, integration and operations of an IT organization, data center or cloud services. Individuals with business development/marketing/sales titles or job responsibilities representing vendors and industry supplier/service provider firms do not qualify for an enterprise pass, and should apply for a VENDOR pass.
Individuals with business development/marketing/sales titles or job responsibilities representing vendors and industry supplier/service provider firms do not qualify for an enterprise pass, and should apply for a VENDOR pass.
Mumbai Cloud & Datacenter Convention & Awards Show Returns November 2026
The Mumbai Cloud & Data Center Convention 2026 brings India’s cloud, AI, and digital-infrastructure leadership to the country’s most advanced and high-capacity data-center market. According to CBRE, Mumbai accounts for 53% of India’s total operational data-centre capacity, making it the single largest and most strategic hub for hyperscale cloud zones, financial-services workloads, AI compute, and carrier-neutral interconnectivity.
India’s data-centre industry crossed 1.53 GW of operational IT load in 2025 (CBRE), with projections indicating the country will exceed 4,500 MW of total capacity by 2030, backed by US $20–25 billion in investment (Economic Times). Much of this growth is anchored in the Mumbai–Navi Mumbai region, which continues to attract hyperscalers, global cloud platforms, AI compute providers, and energy-intensive enterprise workloads looking for scale, connectivity and resilience.
The 2026 Mumbai Edition will focus on the sector’s most urgent and future-defining themes: AI-ready data-centre design, GPU-dense infrastructure, grid and power-availability challenges, renewable-energy adoption, high-capacity cooling systems, network interconnect evolution, subsea cable expansion, cybersecurity, regulatory readiness, and the shift toward hybrid cloud and high-performance compute across India’s enterprises.
The convention brings hyperscalers, colocation operators, enterprise CIOs, energy and sustainability leaders, network and telecom specialists, investors, real-estate developers, and policymakers into one forum to shape Mumbai’s next phase of digital-infrastructure growth. Through keynotes, CIO / CTO roundtables, and technology showcases, the event examines the pathways that will define India’s cloud, AI, and data-center roadmap over the coming decade.
For anyone building or operating cloud infrastructure, designing AI-first workloads, investing in data-center capacity, or enabling digital connectivity, the Mumbai Cloud & Data Center Convention 2026 is a critical platform setting the direction for India’s largest technology market.
