Dar participated in Data Centre Nation Warsaw 2026 on 7 October at Expo XXI in Warsaw, Poland, as a sponsor, with a dedicated booth and a conference panel featuring Elie Keyrouz, Data Centre Strategy & Business Development Lead at Dar and Piotr Usarkiewicz, Dar's Country Manager in Poland.

During the panel, “Engineering Poland’s AI Future: From Data Centre Capacity to Digital Sovereignty”, Dar shared its perspective on the infrastructure and engineering priorities that will shape Poland’s growing AI market.

The discussion explored the importance of designing adaptable, AI-ready infrastructure that can accommodate evolving hardware, increasing equipment densities and new cooling technologies. It also highlighted the need to plan infrastructure around realistic power availability, phased delivery and how quickly available power can be put to productive use.

Other key topics included liquid cooling, flexible campus design, and the role of digital twins and PARA in connecting design, testing and day-to-day operations. Throughout the discussion, Dar emphasised the importance of creating infrastructure that can adapt as AI technology evolves.

Poland has strong foundations for AI infrastructure growth, including connectivity, its strategic geographic position, technical expertise and a growing digital market. Realising its potential as a leading European AI infrastructure hub will depend on closer coordination across energy, connectivity, engineering, computing, operations and skills.

Through its participation in DCN Warsaw 2026, Dar exchanged perspectives with fellow panellists and industry peers on the evolving requirements of AI infrastructure. The discussion highlighted the importance of looking beyond data centre capacity and considering how power, connectivity, engineering and operations can work together to support resilient, scalable and productive AI infrastructure.