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Elevating Data Centers at Philippine Cloud and Datacenter Convention 2025
- gbpitos
- Aug 13, 2025
- 2 min read
Last March 27, 2025 Philippine Cloud and Datacenter Convention 2025 was held at the Conrad Hotel Manila. Among the 34 exhibitors was Datumstruct, which was stationed at Booth S7. During the event Datumstruct featured in live demos their in-house innovation Troy-X Smart Rack Access, as well as the EATON DCIM, Packet Power Wireless Monitoring, HWG Group's Perseus, Vertiv's Geist, Linkeo PDU and Garner's Degausser and Destroyer to name a few.
The booth was graced by numerous delegates from different fields - Telecommunications, media, ISP providers, banking and finance, government agencies, etc. Visitors showed keen interest in Datumstruct's offerings as they listened, watched the demos, asked for calling cards and even a meeting.
Datumstruct employees who were stationed at the booth were all-smiles attending the visitors, showcasing the products that Datumstruct has to offer. With their knowledge of Datumstruct products, they've shown the booth visitor the potential of how Datumstruct can streamline their data center workflow.
Overall, Datumstruct has scanned 121 delegates badges and an additional 30 calling cards, with a total of 95 different companies - end-users, system integrators and vendors.
In conclusion, the Philippine Cloud and Datacenter Convention 2025 event proved to be a productive and rewarding experience for Datumstruct. With strong engagement from attendees, meaningful conversations, and enthusiastic interest in the innovative solutions on display, the team successfully highlighted how Datumstruct’s innovations can support and enhance data center operations across various industries. The event not only allowed Datumstruct to strengthen its presence in the local market but also opened doors for new business opportunities and collaborations. The striking turnout and positive reception reaffirm the company’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions that empower digital transformation in the Philippines and beyond.
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