Webinar on Demand | AI-led Digitalization Reshaping Global IT Ecosystem

The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is transforming the global IT ecosystem at an unprecedented pace. From next-generation data centers to evolving energy strategies and rising data sovereignty concerns, organizations are navigating a complex and rapidly shifting digital landscape.

In this 15 minute webinar, our Industry Researcher Nilesh Dixit, explores how AI-led digitalization is driving structural changes across technology infrastructure, corporate strategy, and regulatory frameworks worldwide. The session examines the growing demand for AI-ready colocation infrastructure, the increasing convergence between AI and clean energy, particularly nuclear power, and the expanding importance of sovereign cloud and data governance models.

With insights into key market trends, investment activity, and regional developments, this webinar offers a comprehensive view of how businesses, governments, and technology leaders are adapting to the new demands of AI-driven growth.

Whether you’re tracking infrastructure investments, energy transitions, or regulatory changes, this webinar provides a strategic perspective on the future of the global IT ecosystem.

Webinar was recorded in May 2026

Speaker

Nilesh Dixit is an economist and market research professional with experience in sectoral analysis, economic and financial research, and policy-oriented studies. As an Industry Researcher for ISI EMIS, he conducts in-depth industry and macroeconomic analysis, delivering detailed market intelligence reports that assess key trends and developments across sectors.

Key questions covered in the webinar.

• Is AI growth about to outpace digital infrastructure?
• What does it really take to build an AI-ready data center—and who can afford it?
• Is energy becoming the biggest constraint on AI innovation?
• How are data sovereignty rules reshaping global cloud strategies?
• Can emerging markets compete in the race for AI infrastructure?
• Why are tech giants turning to nuclear energy to power AI infrastructure?