Data Center markets are usually referred to as “Tiers”. For example Northern, VA would be considered tier 1. This week I am joined by Sam Prudhomme, President at Accelevation, LLC's Data Center Business Unit. Sam helps us understand Data Center market tiers, and if this is still relevant in the new era of Data Center Growth.

Sam Prudhomme: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-prudhomme-9b132720/

This week I am joined by American Historian and Author Dan Flores. Dan shares stories and experiences from his latest book: “Wild New World”. With the explosion of Artificial Intelligence and other future tech, knowing our past enables us to guide our future.

his week I’m joined by Mike Netzer VP Sales at Data Center Hawk. Mike helps us understand the changing trends and inflection points in the most dynamic industry on earth.

This week I’m joined by Alan Howard a Principal Analyst, Cloud & Data Center Research Practice at Omdia. Alan and I discussed the developing conversation about the potential of Small Modular Reactors (SMR) as part of a future Data Center energy grid.

Alan Howard https://www.linkedin.com/in/alan-howard-8718612/

This week we are joined by Sebastian Moss, Editor-in-Chief and publisher at DatacenterDynamics, one of the industry’s leading voices in all things Digital Infrastructure. Sebastian discusses how he and his team bring the stories of the Digital infrastructure world to us. Listen in, on the next QTS Experience Podcast.

LinkedIn Profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/sebastian-moss-ba700517/

That quote is from my guest this week, Daniel Kahneman a Nobel Prize-winning psychologist and pioneer in the area of intuition and biases in human decision-making. Dr. Kahneman’s groundbreaking work, particularly on the cognitive biases that influence human decision-making, has profoundly impacted diverse fields ranging from economics to psychology. I asked Doctor Kahneman to discuss how he imagines what that world looks like for future humans and their decision-making with the aid of technology and artificial intelligence in particular.

My guest this week is Jim Carroll a futurist, and one-time roadie for the rock band KISS. Jim explains that the future isn’t easy.  In manufacturing today a machinist has to be able to do trigonometry in their head. farming requires new skills in future tech, and the need to decouple our supply chain has never been greater to limit geopolitical risk. Jim is an international speaker, prolific writer, and a man of ideas and experience. You won’t want to miss our conversation, on our future.

Some say we were sold the benefits of a fully realized 5G when we are still in the 4G+ phase, yet the conversation about 6G has already started! Telecom futurist and industry expert Dean Bubley helps us to understand the actual status and also leads us through a great conversation of AI and the future of Wi-Fi.