As part of ITW Asia, Datacloud Asia offers unparalleled access to the broader connectivity ecosystem, enabling attendees to gain deeper insights, forge strategic partnerships, and unlock new opportunities across cloud and infrastructure sectors. With cutting-edge content and high-level networking, Datacloud Asia is your essential gateway to success in 2025 and beyond.
ITW Asia is the essential connectivity and digital infrastructure event in APAC. It’s where deals get done and partnerships form – across the carrier, cloud, content, data centre, satellite and investment communities.
The digital infrastructure industry is a converged space, facing many of the same challenges and exploring the same opportunities. ITW Asia is a platform for the whole industry to come together and share thought-leadership, meaning there are joint keynote sessions across the programme with relevance for all attendees.
Take a look at our 2025 agenda below
This year’s breakout agenda features a variety of Working Groups, Country Spotlight and Industry roundtable sessions. Exclusive to towercos and their technology providers, our working group sessions are curated unite senior audiences on the technically driven topics which matter most.
Our special country roundtables highlight seven key APAC markets – Australia, Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, Japan and the Philippines – and the issues and opportunities that will help instil tower growth as a result of maximising their market’s connectivity potential.
Our industry roundtables concentrate on several focus driven topics that are among the key talking points at the heart of site build, rollout and transactional activity across the wider APAC region
This year’s breakout agenda features a variety of Working Groups, Country Spotlight and Industry roundtable sessions. Exclusive to towercos and their technology providers, our working group sessions are curated unite senior audiences on the technically driven topics which matter most.
Our special country roundtables highlight seven key APAC markets – Australia, Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, Japan and the Philippines – and the issues and opportunities that will help instil tower growth as a result of maximising their market’s connectivity potential.
Our industry roundtables concentrate on several focus driven topics that are among the key talking points at the heart of site build, rollout and transactional activity across the wider APAC region.
- Addressing the passive infra requirements of the country in a settled towerco market landscape
- Given recent signs of the country’s ministerial body signalling the essential importance of connectivity services in line with basic utilities, what opportunities does this present for the country’s towercos and its MNO customers?
- TIND policy – What real estate companies in Australia can learn from towerco rollout in new development builds?
- Can a very mature network of MNO towers that were never shared be transformed to a tower sharing model as their priorities become re-focused towards softwarisation?
- With many in-building solutions being installed in the country, will Japan see In-building connectivity demand really take off?
This year’s breakout agenda features a variety of Working Groups, Country Spotlight and Industry roundtable sessions. Exclusive to towercos and their technology providers, our working group sessions are curated unite senior audiences on the technically driven topics which matter most.
Our special country roundtables highlight seven key APAC markets – Australia, Bangladesh, China, India, Indonesia, Japan and the Philippines – and the issues and opportunities that will help instil tower growth as a result of maximising their market’s connectivity potential.
Our industry roundtables concentrate on several focus driven topics that are among the key talking points at the heart of site build, rollout and transactional activity across the wider APAC region
Some of the region’s more innovative towercos are looking at how to build sites in a way that reduces costs and maximises loading. At the same time towercos need new micro site designs that can deliver good throughput at street level. In more developing cities modernisation plans are putting new demands on infrastructure, high rises are being built, and existing structures are facing new demands. What are the latest trends around design innovation from towercos?
- How can towercos build their national capability delivery as operations develops at scale?
- FTTH: Why fibre-to-the-home is set to transform digital infrastructure activity in the country, through the combination of focusing on FTTH and fixed mobile convergence
- Market consolidation: How consolidation in the country’s tower market will affect Indonesia’s need to have a rapid expansion in the number of towers to help serve the connectivity needs of a growing and young population
- Tower design and innovations – fulfilling network densification requirements as 5G rollout becomes imminent?
- Also, building a tower to resist against adverse weather conditions – key trends in reducing cost of build and mastering logistical challenges
- Power backup arrangements and grid availability challenges in dealing with adverse weather conditions
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