Cloud Summit - Sustainability in Data Centres

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This year, the CII Cloud Summit 2023 is of special significance as it coincides with India’s G20 Presidency. It will converge intensive deliberations on Global and Indian Economy, digital transformation and innovation, Technology and R&D, and new global opportunities. Cloud computing as a part of digital transformation services are one major revolution that has completely changed the way business functions and it expects that by the year 2025, the total size of the global cloud computing market could surpass the USD 868 billion threshold.

Towards taking Government’s B20 vision and endeavour forward, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) is organizing the 3rd edition of its “Cloud Summit” with the theme “The Transformational Power of Cloud Computing” on 9 June 2023 at New Delhi. A retrospect of earlier editions is available at www.cii-cloud.com

The aim of the summit is to present a broad ranging set of views on the growth of cloud in the sphere of digital transformation & key investments being made by firms in transforming their technological landscape by leveraging cloud. The summit will feature detailed deliberations covering the following aspects of Cloud Computing:

  • Inaugural Session: The Transformational Power of Cloud Computing

1000 – 1100 hrs
  • Panel Discussion I: Unlocking the Full Potential of AI in the Cloud: Enabling Sustainable Growth

1100 – 1200 hrs
  • Tea / Coffee break

1200 – 1215 hrs
  • Panel Discussion II: Embracing the Future of Cloud Computing: Enabling Business Innovation

1215 – 1315 hrs
  • Panel Discussion III: Using Cloud Technology for Environmentally Sustainable Data Centers

1315 – 1415 hrs
  • Networking Lunch & Conclave Concludes

1415 hrs onwards

Eminent Speaker (confirmed):

  • Mr Sumit Mukhija, Chief Executive Officer, STT Global Data Centres India
  • Mr Anil Kumar Jain, Chief Executive Officer, NIXI Internet Exchange of India & NIXI-CSC Data Services Ltd, MeitY, Government of India
  • Mr Sunil Gupta, Chairman, CII Cloud Summit and Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Yotta Data Services 
  • Ms Irina Ghose, Chief Operating Officer, Microsoft India
  • Mr Sandeep Bhambure, Convener, CII Cloud Summit and Managing Director, India & SAARC, Veeam Software
  • Mr Ashish Wittal, Country Director -Public Sector, Google Cloud India
  • Mr Kalyan Muppaneni, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Pi Datacenters
  • Mr Kapil Chugh, Country Head – Govt & Enterprise Business, AdaniConneX
  • Dr B K Murthy, General Manager (Projects), NIXI-CSC Data Services Ltd (GoI)
  • Mr Anup Naik, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, Zeliot
  • Mr Kiran Desai, Executive Vice President and Head of Cloud, Jio Platforms Limited (JPL)
  • Mr Nagaraju Kakarla, Head of Solution Architecture, Enterprise ITS and GSI, Amazon Web Services (AWS)
  • Mr Karmendra Trivedi, Director, Canonical India
  • Mr Sunil David, Digital Technology Consultant, Ex Regional Director, AT&T India
  • Mr Manoj Dhanda, Founder & CTO, Utho
  • Mr Pankaj Roy Wadhwa, CEO & Design Principal, Vastunidhi Architects
  • Mr Chandra Boreddy, Partner, Deloitte India
  • Mr Raunak Maheshwari, Executive Director, Extreme Labs
  • Mr Aditya Garg, CEO- Centilytics & Director, Progressive Infotech
  • Mr Amit Agrawal, Chief Business Officer, Web Werks - Iron Mountain Data Center
  • Mr Rajesh Tewari, Systems Design Engineer, Hughes Systique
  • Dr Shivraj Dhaka, Senior Counsellor, CII-Sohrabji Godrej Green Business Centre (GBC)

It is in this context, I am happy to invite you to join the programme as a Special Invitee. Nomination can be shared with Mr Deepak, my colleague. Looking forward to the pleasure of meeting you. For any support, please feel free to contact us.


Kind regards,
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Dr Shivraj Dhaka
Senior Counsellor
CII-Sohrabji Godrej Green Business Centre (GBC)
Survey No. 64, HiTech City,
Hyderabad 500 084, India
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M: +91 9177577288
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