Items Tagged with 'Data Center Minute'

Industry veteran Oscar Gross shares his extensive experience in the data center space, spanning roles in electrical infrastructure and construction materials.

Craig McKesson highlights the critical role of digital infrastructure as the enabler of modern society and technology and expresses excitement about the current convergence of mass-scale, high-performance computing and AI, foreseeing unimaginable applications.

The interview takes an intriguing turn as Miller recounts her role in coining a surprising and familiar industry term during a rebranding campaign for EdgeConneX and the evolution of this concept in the data center space.

In this video interview, Goetz, an accomplished professional with over 40 years in the technology industry and author of "Jumpstart Your Career in Data Centers," in this shares her journey and passion for educating others in the field.

Delve into the world of data center conferences with Adam Knobloch, vice president and head of data centers at Bisnow.

In this episode of Data Center Minute, we sat down with crypto advocate Lance Smith.

Eaton recently held its third annual Data Center Vision. The company invited hundreds of its employees, industry partners, and customers to come together and share their knowledge, experiences, and predictions. Here are some of the highlights.

Jackson Metcalf, critical facilities leader for Gensler, discusses a new trend he’s seeing in the colocation space.

Melissa Reali-Elliott interviewed Nabeel Mahmood, co-founder and CEO of Nomad Futurist and managing director of the Nomad Futurist Foundation. In this video Q&A, Mahmood shares his insightful futurist perspective on the shifting patterns in how we learn and the new path to education we need to adopt to meet the challenge of training the next generation.

Garry Connolly, founder of Host in Ireland, discusses how data enhances society and cites some of the tools and education that we can provide to entire communities to participate in the circular economy.