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Welcome to the Data Center Infrastructure Podcast.
Every data center starts as a piece of dirt with a power line and a dream. Eric Sonner (Data Airflow) and Lance Teel (Atlas Energy) launch the Data Center Infrastructure Podcast and walk you through the part of the AI buildout almost nobody explains, the mechanical systems that keep billions of dollars of compute alive. New episodes every Monday. The Data Center Infrastructure Podcast is brought to you by Data Airflow, mechanical engineering, procurement, and commissioning for hyperscale AI and HPC data centers.
Every data center starts as a piece of dirt with a power line and a dream. Eric Sonner (Data Airflow) and Lance Teel (Atlas Energy) launch the Data Center Infrastructure Podcast and walk you through the part of the AI buildout almost nobody explains, the mechanical systems that keep billions of dollars of compute alive. New episodes every Monday. The Data Center Infrastructure Podcast is brought to you by Data Airflow, mechanical engineering, procurement, and commissioning for hyperscale AI and HPC data centers.
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Oil wells bring up natural gas, and where there’s no pipeline, that gas gets flared or vented. Ryan Clark wants to turn it into AI compute.
Eric and Lance sit down with Ryan Clark, founder of E4 Core Solutions and owner of Crawford County Oil in Illinois. Ryan is the reason Eric got into this indus…
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A coal plant in northern Arizona once employed about a thousand people before it shut down. Gordon and Cindy Baier are building a multi-gigawatt energy and data center campus next to it.
Eric and Lance sit down with the show’s first married couple. Gordon is a German energy engineer and Cindy is a …
Steve Wood ran 2 MW of Bitcoin miners in the basement of a closed paper mill and piped their heat into a 600,000 square foot building. The mill stopped buying 200,000 gallons of propane a winter. Now he’s building AI data centers on the same idea.
Eric Sonner and Lance Teel talk with the Idaho farm…
Before a data center runs a single AI workload, somebody has to try to break it. Mitch Dec is that somebody.
Eric and Lance sit down with Mitch Dec, VP of Commercial Services at Data Airflow, who leads commissioning on some of the largest AI data centers in America. Mitch walks through commissionin…
Training AI happens in giant campuses. Inference, the next wave, needs compute close to the people using it, and many states don’t have the network to support it.
Recorded in Austin, Eric and Lance sit down with Bryan Lubin of Moonshot Energy, a former private banker and chief credit officer who no…
AI data centers swing their power draw by tens of megawatts in seconds, and the grid wasn't built for it. David Holmes, Global Industries CTO for Energy at Dell Technologies, sits down with Eric Sonner and Lance Teel in Austin to talk about what it takes to fix that.
David covers why AI loads are s…
A normal data center battery buys you 10 minutes. This one runs for 10 hours, can't catch fire, and can turn a data center into a power plant for its neighbors.
Recording in Dallas, Eric and Lance sit down with Jeff Goldberg, Chief Development Officer and co-founder of TerraFlow Energy, maker of va…
A normal data center battery buys you 10 minutes. This one runs for 10 hours, can't catch fire, and can turn a data center into a power plant for its neighbors.
Recording in Dallas, Eric and Lance sit down with Jeff Goldberg, Chief Development Officer and co-founder of TerraFlow Energy, maker of va…
When Gary Wojtaszek got into data centers, 10 megawatts was enormous. Now he builds gigawatt digital factories.
Eric and Lance sit down with Gary "Wojo" Wojtaszek, Executive Chairman of Pure Data Centres Group and former CEO of CyrusOne, which he took public and scaled into one of the lar…
A briefcase that turns seawater into drinking water, and the technology behind it could help data centers cut their water consumption in half.
Recording on the road at the Future Bridge High Density Power AI Conference in Dallas, Eric and Lance sit down with Bruce, CEO of Nona Technologies, a compa…
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