Tinboat Arslanouk

Tinboat Arslanouk is Chief Business Officer – International at Khazna Data Centers, driving global growth, strategic partnerships, and market expansion. With more than 25 years in ICT, Tinboat combines deep technical roots in engineering and operations with expertise in investments, business planning, and client relationship management. Over the past two decades, he has specialized in the data center sector, from building investment cases to overseeing design, build, and operations, shaping high-value projects across the Middle East and beyond. Known for his insight into global market trends, Tinboat delivers strategies that strengthen Khazna’s competitive edge and position it at the heart of the AI-driven digital economy.

Session Overview

Tuesday, 4 November

10:15

Digitalisation & AI ICC Hall A 10:15 - 10:45

Energy leaders in the age of AI

In an era of unprecedented technological acceleration, real energy leadership is necessary for success. This new era demands real energy leadership for success - where energy executives must personally drive digital transformation by embedding AI into their leadership culture, making strategic investments, and positioning their organisations to remain future-proof. Fostering cultures of adaptability and innovation, advocating for human-machine collaboration, and communicating their company's AI vision internally and externally are all essential parts of the role.

Attendee Insights:

Hear how energy leaders are delivering real AI-driven transformations to ensure long-term growth and competitiveness in energy industry by aligning corporate culture, clear investment decisions, and their personal AI agenda.

Tuesday, 5 November

10:00

Digitalisation & Technology Conference Digitalisation & Technology Theatre 10:00 - 11:00

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Balancing priorities to advance energy transformation: the AI boom, data centres and escalating power demand

AI’s boom has highlighted the potential threat posed to the grid due to the amount of energy required by data centres. So much so that governments around the world are intensifying scrutiny of building new data centres over fears they are putting excessive pressure on electricity grids. For AI and other data-centric solutions to continue to grow, developers must find solutions for the sharp increase in power demand. Increased energy efficiency, onsite power generation, and nuclear energy are potential solutions. However, many believe restructuring of supporting electrical infrastructure and an overhaul of supportive policy will be required.

Attendee insights:

Hear from leading data centre operators and developers how they are approaching the AI boom and the unprecedented increase in data centres while addressing realistic constraints to meeting rising power demand.