The Future of the Data Centre: An Insider Briefing with Natilik & Dell Technologies

The recent, abrupt US export-control order that suspended foreign access to Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models cutting off UK businesses overnight without notice has laid bare a stark reality: depending on foreign AI infrastructure is a strategic vulnerability.

As geopolitical tensions rise, the regulatory landscape is shifting. With the complex compliance interplay between the US CLOUD Act and EU data protection laws, alongside the newly unveiled Tech Sovereignty Package, establishing a resilient, sovereign infrastructure strategy is the only way to guarantee your technological independence

Join us for an exclusive, invite-only briefing at Dell’s Executive Briefing Centre in London, led by specialists from Natilik and Dell Technologies, and featuring insights from expert industry analysts.

📅 9.45am – 2.00pm on Wednesday 15th July 2026
🗺️ Dell’s Executive Briefing Centre, London

Spaces are limited to ensure a focused and tailored experience.

Agenda

09:45 – Welcome
Arrival, introductions and opening remarks

10:00 – The Data Centre in 2026 and Beyond
As AI sovereignty becomes a critical enterprise mandate, the macroeconomic reality of building and running infrastructure has fundamentally changed. The era of “waiting out” hardware constraints is over; massive global compute demand, surging semiconductor premiums, and severe power grid limitations will keep driving up costs. Crucially, this pricing pressure is no longer confined to private data center builds—it is impacting the public cloud world as well, as providers pass the immense costs of structural supply constraints and infrastructure scaling directly onto consumers. By understanding current market shocks and physical constraints, we will decode what the future of infrastructure will look like.

11:00 – Data Sovereignty, Governance and Financial Risk
As AI adoption accelerates, data sovereignty is becoming a strategic board-level issue. It is no longer only about data location, but about governance, compliance, control and exposure to operational and financial risk. An industry analyst will share what leaders need to understand as regulations tighten and expectations increase.

11:50 – Coffee Break

12:00 – Dell’s Approach to Modern Infrastructure Strategy
How Dell is helping organisations modernise infrastructure with secure, resilient platforms that support business-critical applications, strengthen governance, and enable more confident investment decisions.

12:45 – What Does This Mean for Your Environment?
A facilitated executive discussion with Dell specialists and Natilik – an opportunity to explore your own priorities, challenges and next steps in the context of today’s infrastructure realities.

13:00 – Lunch & Informal Discussion
A hosted lunch to continue the conversation with the Dell and Natilik teams before the session closes at 14:00.

Please use the form opposite to request your place on this exclusive experience.

Your speakers on the day

Lee Larter, the Pre-Sales Director, Dell Technologies UK

Lee is leading the way to deliver cutting edge technologies to customers, accelerating their innovation across data centre, multi-cloud, edge and AI solutions. With 23 years of experience across the IT industry, Lee blend brings a strong blend of commercial insight and technical vision to customer transformation conversations.

Frank Williams, CIO, SRCUK

Frank leads strategic information and technology initiatives at SRC UK, an organization providing advanced intelligence, electronic warfare, and defense solutions to government and allied customers. Company focuses on Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) at the edge and AI-driven operational analytics.

Matyas Prokop, Technology Director, Natilik

Matyas specialise in datacentre and multi-cloud space. He leads global presales and cloud transformation initiatives across the UK, US, and Australia, helping enterprise organisations adopt scalable, secure, and automated cloud platforms. He is also active in the analyst community, contributing perspectives on cloud, datacentre modernisation, and emerging enterprise technology trends.

Why the Dell EBC?

Dell’s Executive Briefing Centre provides an environment that fosters an immersive and tailored session focused on customers specific business goals. It brings together Dell and Natilik leadership and subject-matter experts to explore industry priorities in real time, work through challenges, and align on practical next steps. The format is designed for deeper collaboration, getting everyone in the one room to accelerate engagement and strategic ideation.