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Hosted by Unknown Host · Technology · EN · 15 episodes
Uptime Now features in-depth conversations on the latest data center and digital infrastructure developments. Hosted by partner Sameer Ghaznavi , the podcast engages industry leaders at the forefront of construction, technology innovation and operational excellence, covering mission‑critical facilities, hyperscale growth, AI‑ready design and regulatory trends.
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In this episode, Giovanni Damato, president of CMBlu Energy, explains why long-duration energy storage is becoming an important tool for AI data centers and grid infrastructure, and discusses the role of non-lithium battery technologies in addressing power demand, grid interconnection constraints and reliability challenges.
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In this episode, Scott Troeller, co-founder and managing partner, and Aaron Richardson, principal at Expedition Infrastructure Partners, discuss how power availability, supply chain constraints, labor shortages and execution risk are shaping investment decisions, valuations and infrastructure development as AI-driven demand accelerates across the market.
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In this episode, Daniel Dus, CEO of Cleantech Industry Resources, explains how industrializing energy project execution can accelerate power delivery for data centers and discusses how grid access constraints, interconnection challenges, community opposition and tougher bankability requirements are reshaping project timelines and execution risk.
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In this episode, Julien Eaton, managing director at Infrared Capital Partners, explains why a successful data center investment strategy depends on power access, disciplined deal origination and strong operating teams, and explores how global market dynamics, co-location strategy and institutional capital are reshaping digital infrastructure investing.
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In this episode, Nia Mathis, general counsel and head of infrastructure and energy practice at Eve & Co, explains why early, intentional community engagement often determines whether data center projects move forward or fail, as trust gaps, local opposition and regulatory pressures shape how infrastructure gets approved and built across the United States.
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