- Reading the massive investments flowing into power, liquid cooling, construction, and components from the latest trends and cases in the United States -
★In this seminar, we will invite Mr. Sakaguchi, the author of "Latest Trends in the Japan-U.S. Data Center Business and Technology 2025," which we sell, as a lecturer. He will introduce the latest trends in AI data centers in the United States and specific development cases, while discussing how AI data centers should be viewed not merely as a semiconductor and IT market, but as a "new infrastructure industry" where massive capital investments are linked to power, cooling, construction, components, and maintenance. He will provide detailed insights on where the money flows, where value is added in bottlenecks, and where Japanese companies can enter the market. *This seminar can be attended in person at the venue, via live streaming (Zoom), or through an archive (to be distributed later). ★The application form can be found at the bottom of the related links. Please apply from there.
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● Lecturer Yukio Sakaguchi, Representative of the Clean Energy Research Institute ● Date and Time December 11, 2026 (Friday) 13:15 - 16:45 ● Venue Tokyo, Shin-Ochanomizu, Rengokai Hall (Former Sōhyō Hall), Conference Room 3-2-11 Kanda Surugadai, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0062 Venue map here → https://rengokaikan.jp/access/index.html
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●Tuition Fee: 44,000 yen (per person) (If applying for multiple people at the same time, 33,000 yen per person) *Includes text fee and consumption tax ●Organizer: Technical Information Center Co., Ltd.
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The rapid expansion of generative AI has led to significant investments in AI data centers, ranging from hundreds of megawatts to gigawatts, primarily in the United States. However, not all of this massive investment is directed towards GPUs and semiconductors. As rack density increases, the importance of areas previously considered "peripheral equipment," such as power supply, distribution, cooling, construction, components, and maintenance, is rapidly rising. These are areas where Japanese companies excel, and various bottlenecks represent new business opportunities. This seminar will introduce the latest trends and specific development cases of AI data centers in the U.S., framing AI data centers not merely as part of the semiconductor and IT market, but as a "new infrastructure industry" where substantial capital investments are linked to power, cooling, construction, components, and maintenance. From this perspective, we will analyze the market and business opportunities for the next 5 to 10 years, focusing on where money will flow, which bottlenecks will create added value, and where Japanese companies can enter the market. ● Seminar Program ● Part 1: Understanding the "Truth and Fiction" of Data Center Investments Part 2: "What Will Sell" Part 3: "Where Will Japanese Companies Enter" < Q&A and Networking >
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Since our establishment in 1982, with the support of innovative researchers, engineers, and consultants who resonate with our mission of providing "technical and management information to the industrial society," we have been dedicated to organizing management and technology seminars as well as publishing and selling technical materials. In recent years, the wave of technological innovation surrounding the industrial society has become more intense and faster. In such circumstances, we have focused our corporate activities on a "flexible" response to the information needs of the industrial society. At the corporate level, the number of companies participating in "REIT," which aims to meet 100% of their business power needs with renewable energy, is increasing rapidly. There is also a growing interest in the 17 goals of the "Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)" related to global challenges concerning the economy, society, and the environment, and ESG investment is gaining attention. Given this situation, we are convinced that technologies centered around energy and the environment, such as those addressing global warming, will become key technologies for the future world. We will continue to focus on information related to "energy" and "environment," and we are committed to providing truly useful information for society and our descendants.
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