OCP EMEA Data Center Summit, Hamburg, Germany

The OCP EMEA Data Center Summit in Hamburg, Germany, rotates among major global cities. This summit serves as a platform where technology leaders from around the world come together to address challenges related to data center sustainability, energy efficiency, and thermal reuse in the region. A key focus is exploring how innovations by hyperscale data center operators can help tackle these issues. The event also highlights the deployment of OCP‑approved data center equipment tailored for the EMEA market.

The OCP EMEA Data Center Summit in Hamburg, Germany, is designed for data center operators, hardware manufacturers, cloud service providers, and the open-source community worldwide, fostering the adoption of an open‑hardware ecosystem across the EMEA region.

The OCP Future Technologies Workshop will once again center on data center sustainability and the pace of innovation—typically occurring every five years—ensuring that long-term challenges are met while integrating advances from researchers, academia, and startups into the OCP ecosystem. In addition to a comprehensive exhibition hall showcasing the latest innovations, the Innovation Village will host technical demonstrations, allowing attendees to experience these solutions firsthand.

Key participant demographics include engineers (24%), sales and business professionals (15%), executives (10%), and technical architects and product managers (9% each). Geographically, participants are distributed as follows: North America (77%), Asia-Pacific (17%), and Europe/Middle East/Africa (5%).

The OCP EMEA Data Center Summit in Hamburg, Germany, has attracted 142 exhibitors globally, representing an approximately 30% increase over last year. Alongside vendors from North America and Taiwan, companies from mainland China have also made their presence felt. Overall, Chinese exhibitors are primarily focused on high-performance servers and optical communications, signaling active participation in the international open computing ecosystem.

OCP EMEA Data Center Summit, Hamburg, Germany tickets are e-tickets. Domestic and international visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name passport verification. After purchase, the organizer verifies visitor identity. Visitors who do not meet entry requirements may need to submit additional documents. Once approved, you will receive email confirmation or a QR code. On site, present your original passport and confirmation letter to collect a paper badge, or scan the QR code to enter.