Data Center Infrastructure Podcast

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.

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  Episode #3

  Data Center Infrastructure Podcast - Ep 3 - Why AI Data Centers Are Leaving the Grid w/ Jake Corley

  Aug 25, 202657 minS1

  <p>The line for grid power in Texas has grown past 400 gigawatts. Jake Corley decided to skip the line entirely.In episode three of the Data Center Infrastructure Podcast, Lance Teel and Eric Sonner sit down with Jake Corley, Marine Corps veteran and founder of Corley Energy, who is building off grid data center infrastructure on a West Texas site so remote he calls it Wile E. Coyote territory. No municipal water. No local rates to affect. No neighbors. And natural gas so abundant that producers were at times paying to get rid of it, now locked up on long...

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  Episode #2

  From Bitcoin Chicken Coops to Billion Dollar AI Data Centers

  Aug 17, 202645 minS1

  <p>Lance and Eric welcome their first guest, Josh Bennett, COO of Data Airflow, fresh off a three week road trip through four data center sites in upstate New York, Kentucky, and the Permian Basin. </p><p>Josh shares his path from a warehouse job at 17, no college, to running commissioning operations on billion dollar builds, and explains the least understood job in the industry. His teams try to break data centers on purpose, with load banks and test scripts, proving every backup system works before the servers arrive. </p><p>From the road, the guys cover the half gigawatt...

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  From Dirt to Data: Why Cooling Decides Who Wins the AI Race

  Aug 9, 202625 minS0

  <p>Somewhere in America, a piece of dirt is about to become a data center. </p><p>Eric Sonner (Data Airflow) and Lance Teel (Atlas Energy) kick off the Data Center Infrastructure Podcast with the part of the story nobody tells, the cooling, power, and mechanical systems that stand between raw land and racks of live compute. </p><p>Eric explains how his team sizes cooling for a 200 megawatt building the size of two Costcos, why closed loop systems work like the radiator in your car, and how a brackish water project in West Texas turned a better PUE into 15...

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