Dell Technologies Ireland has today announced the launch of the Dell Technologies Forum 2025, which will take place in the Royal Dublin Society (RDS), Dublin 4, on September 23rd, 2025.
The Dell Technologies Forum 2025 will help businesses accelerate AI-powered innovation and embrace new possibilities in AI-integrated solutions to boost efficiency, propel future growth, and inspire business transformation.
Across the keynote, solutions expo, curated breakout sessions, insightful panels and more, decision makers will hear from a range of exciting experts and speakers on the innovative solutions that can empower them to transform at speed and accelerate their organisation’s growth potential. From AI-powered transformation and the next generation of AI PCs to modern data centres and multicloud, the event will provide practical and impactful insights for leaders on unlocking the power of AI in their organisation.
Former Ireland Rugby Captain and Grand Slam winner, Peter O’Mahony, will take to the stage and join Lynne Cantwell, the most capped Irish Women’s Rugby Player, and Head of Women’s Strategy at the IRFU, as well as David Humphreys, former Ireland player and Performance Director at the IRFU, to discuss achieving peak performance on and off the track. Sports broadcaster and presenter Jacqui Hurley will join speakers for an insightful session exploring how best to build a high-performance and innovative workplace culture that can foster growth and success.
Jason Ward, EMEA North Vice-President and Managing Director of Dell Technologies Ireland, said: “AI’s transformative impact is redefining how we work, innovate and do business. In this AI-enabled era, it’s increasingly clear that business leaders have an important responsibility to advance their organisation’s AI journey in order to fully unlock their growth potential.
The 2025 edition of Dell Technologies Forum in Dublin will provide Ireland’s business community with practical and impactful insights on accelerating innovation in AI. By leveraging the expertise of our speakers and industry experts at the event, we aim to continue being a trusted technology vendor to our customers and partners across Ireland as they drive their AI transformation agenda forward.”
The Dell Technologies Forum is run in collaboration with Intel, Microsoft, and NVIDIA.
For more information and to register for this event, visit: Dell Technologies Forum Ireland 2025.
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