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Hosted by DatacenterDynamics · news · EN · 129 episodes
DCD Zero Downtime is DCD's editorially-led podcast. In each episode, our editorial team will be talking with leading members of the data center and digital infrastructure community, delving deeper into the future of the industry and its major challenges.
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DCD Zero Downtime: The Bi-Weekly Data Center Show
DCD speaks with David Rothenstein, senior vice president and chief strategy officer at Ciena, about how the company plans to support the demands for AI infrastructure. Rothenstein talks about connectivity up, out, and across data centers, hollow-core fiber, AI, coherent optics, and more in this episode.
DCD Zero Downtime: The Bi-Weekly Data Center Show
In this episode, DCD sits down with Mark Pestridge and Paul Lewis to talk about Telehouse's EMEA strategy following the company's senior leadership reshuffle. We discuss expansion plans, the company's relationship with the National Physical Laboratory in the UK, and how customer demands are changing.
DCD Zero Downtime: The Bi-Weekly Data Center Show
DCD speaks to Marissa Hummon, CTO of Utilidata, about the company's Karman platform and its potential implications for the data center market.
DCD Zero Downtime: The Bi-Weekly Data Center Show
With today's announcement that he is resigning, we look at UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's data center legacy. Talking to Kao Data CEO Spencer Lamb, we look at the impact (or lack of) AI Growth Zones, why UK energy prices are so high, if copyright is a challenge, and more. Plus, we learn about prospective national leader Andy Burnham's data center visits, and what the data center industry should look for in a new PM.
DCD Zero Downtime: The Bi-Weekly Data Center Show
Data center site selection is a crucial step in the construction process, and picking the right piece of land can be the difference between a project succeeding and failing. For AI data center developers with money burning a hole in their corporate back pockets, separating the promising propositions from duds is a time-consuming business. Build thinks it can help with an AI-powered system that it says can help sift through potential sites to identify the best parcels of land. In this podcast, CEO James Stirrat-Ellis explains how his company's system combines artificial and human intelligence to speed up projects, and how it has worked with the UK government on its much-vaunted AI Growth Zones.
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