Tech Events in Kotka

Come to connect with Industry Leaders and Researchers Shaping Smarter Future Data Centers.

Where AI, Energy & Data Centers Meet

Come to connect with industry leaders and researchers to shape the ideas for smarter future data centers.

Join employers, technical professionals, students, educators and ecosystem partners for a free, in-person event exploring how data centers,

We’ll discuss the skills the industry needs next, how existing experience can open new opportunities, and how employers and educators can help build the workforce behind the infrastructure. Part of the Google Data Center Community AI Fellowship and powered by the Watson Institute.

How to apply

You need a sansaino account to apply.

1. Join the sansaino network.

2. Apply to attend. Once you’ve joined, complete the event application.

Applications are reviewed individually. Submitting an application does not guarantee a place.

Five questions we’re bringing to the table

01 — Which technical skills will be most needed over the next 3–5 years?

02 — How is AI changing infrastructure and workforce requirements?

03 — Which existing IT, engineering and technical skills can transfer into data center careers?

04 — What are the biggest barriers preventing technical talent from accessing new opportunities?

05 — How can employers, schools and ecosystem partners work together more effectively?

Programme (subject to confirmation)

A full day of keynotes, industry perspectives, and panel discussion on data centers, AI, and cybersecurity with networking built in throughout.

Full speaker line-up and session details to follow.

Who should attend

Students and technical professionals

Explore how your existing skills and experience could connect to opportunities in data centers, AI infrastructure, cloud, cybersecurity and related fields.

Employers

Meet technical talent and share the skills your organisation needs as infrastructure and technology evolve.

Educators and ecosystem partners

Connect with employers and others working to build the region's future technical workforce.