The 2nd Data Center Eurasia Exhibition and Conference, organized by Marmara Fuarcılık from October 7–10, 2026, has released its 2026 results. The event welcomed a total of 3,465 visitors—including 438 international guests from 40 countries—and brought together over 100 exhibiting companies across 54 stands.

Held across a 3,500-square-meter venue, the event served as a meeting point for technology providers, investors, operators, engineers, and consultants. Over the course of four days, discussions focused on data center technologies, investment opportunities, and key developments shaping the future of the industry.

International Participation and a Strong Visitor Profile
International visitors accounted for 12.6% of the total attendance at Data Center Eurasia 2026. Professionals from Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Australia highlighted the event’s international reach.

Company owners, partners, board members, and executives at various management levels made up 60.9% of the attendees. Furthermore, the exhibition—which drew 922 specialists, engineers, and consultants—connected participating companies with professionals actively involved in investment, procurement, and project development.

The Future of the Data Center Industry Explored at the Conference
The conference program, held alongside the exhibition, covered topics such as investment and finance, energy, artificial intelligence, design, and operations. Liquid cooling, critical power systems, connectivity, and data protection—along with Turkey’s position in regional data center investments and the pursuit of sustainable growth—were among the key topics highlighted in the program.

Featuring contributions from speakers representing organizations such as the IDCA, Microsoft, Google, and Equinix, the event brought together the industry’s technical and strategic agendas on a common platform, fostering knowledge sharing and paving the way for new collaborations.