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The QTS Experience

The QTS Experience

著者: Dave McCall
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The most valuable commodity on earth today is data. How we make it, use it, move it & protect it. Join David McCall as he invites guests from all industries to talk about how they use data to drive their business & innovation in their market.Copyright 2019 All rights reserved. 科学 経済学
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  • Ep. 263 - Nilesh Shah: From Dirt to Tokens and Everything in Between
    2026/11/11

    Nilesh Shah has spent his career following the interesting problems, from chip packaging at Intel to the fast-moving world of neoclouds and AI infrastructure. Recorded at YOTTA in Las Vegas, we get into what makes a neocloud different, why AI has turned liquid cooling into a must-have, how Hosted.AI connects compute with demand, and what it really takes to optimize the stack from dirt to tokens. We also make room for token factories, orbital data centers and a few avocados that never fulfilled their potential.

    Chapters:

    00:00 From baker jokes to Intel chip packaging

    02:05 How memory, storage and silicon led to AI infrastructure

    05:14 Following the future and learning to fail fast

    07:53 Curiosity, focus and the shiny-object problem

    09:55 Family, GPUs and discovering technology for yourself

    11:47 The “not a polite roundtable” at YOTTA

    13:18 What is a neocloud?

    16:11 How AI workloads changed compute requirements

    18:18 Why transformer models need interconnected GPUs

    19:07 Density, networking and the shift to liquid cooling

    23:01 Not all neoclouds are created equal

    23:47 Three ways neoclouds deliver AI compute

    27:31 Dirt to tokens: the full AI infrastructure stack

    31:11 Optimizing tokens, GPUs, racks and power in real time

    35:15 Where neoclouds compete and differentiate

    40:17 Hardware, software and financing shape the market

    42:36 How neocloud contracts and offtake models differ

    49:23 How much resiliency does AI really need?

    53:04 Can high-density AI ever operate without UPS?

    57:28 Why telemetry could make compute bankable

    59:07 Agent-to-agent AI, humanoids and orbital compute

    01:02:28 The scarce resource may be permission to build

    01:04:08 When AI agents run the household

    01:06:48 What comes next

    Links:

    Nilesh Shah on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nilesh-n-shah

    AI: https://hosted.ai/

    YOTTA: https://www.yotta-event.com/

    QTS Data Centers: https://q.com/

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    For more information, go to https://www.Q.com

    Learn More about QTS Data Centers on the QTS YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/users/qtsdatacenters

    Think you have a great topic for a podcast or would like to schedule an interview with Dave? Send in your requests to podcast@q.com

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  • Ep. 262 - Mayor Tiffany O’Donnell: Why Cedar Rapids Is Saying Yes to Data Centers
    2026/11/03

    Mayor Tiffany O’Donnell never planned to run City Hall. Now she’s making the case that Cedar Rapids spent decades preparing for its next chapter. We get into data centers, water and power questions, jobs, property-tax relief, why relationships matter, and the kitten who briefly joined the conversation.

    Chapters:

    00:00 Why a pilot, media personality and entrepreneur ran for mayor

    02:45 What people really want from local leadership

    03:20 Building a city her children might come home to

    05:03 Data centers, public debate and the leadership gap

    07:08 Why Iowa and Cedar Rapids fit hyperscale infrastructure

    10:07 From skepticism to facts: what communities should evaluate

    12:03 Water, power and the deeper debate about AI

    13:16 Property-tax relief and the economic-development case

    16:25 When facts no longer change the conversation

    17:50 Data sovereignty and where digital life actually lives

    20:42 “Why not us?” Cedar Rapids prepared for this moment

    23:00 Not every data center is a hyperscale campus

    26:27 What other mayors are asking about data centers

    28:19 Meet Lewis, the mayor’s very vocal kitten

    29:16 Trust, direct access and choosing long-term partners

    35:55 How Cedar Rapids keeps its identity while it grows

    38:33 How companies earn trust: be present and build relationships

    39:43 Sicilian meatballs, a Delta 88 and the Cutting Crew

    43:20 The takeaway: leadership is hard, and it matters

    Links:

    Mayor Tiffany O’Donnell — official City of Cedar Rapids mayor page: https://www.cedar-rapids.org/local_government/city_council/mayor_and_city_council/mayor.php

    City of Cedar Rapids: https://www.cedar-rapids.org/

    QTS Cedar Rapids campus: https://q.com/data-centers/cedar-rapids/

    Thank you for visiting our channel, be sure to Like, Comment, and Subscribe! For more information, go to https://www.QTSDataCenters.com

    Learn More about QTS Data Centers on the QTS YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/users/qtsdatacenters

    Think you have a great topic for a podcast or would like to schedule an interview with Dave? Send in your requests to podcast@qtsdatacenters.com

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    43 分
  • Ep. 261 - Everybody Gets a Lamborghini! Nobody Has a Road. Mark Gusakov on Listening First
    2026/10/14

    Mark Gusakov is back, and told me about a town hall where the EMS guy fighting the data center didn't know it answers his 911 calls. Mark’s answer isn’t a better argument. It’s listening first, and he’s got a Lamborghini story to prove it.

    Chapters:

    00:00:06 Mark's road back: Uptime, nine months around the world, and founding the Digital Infrastructure Alliance

    00:05:42 CONN3CT DATA, Cristo Rey students, and a Miss America who is a nuclear engineer

    00:08:18 Why data centers are suddenly in the public conversation

    00:10:19 Listen, talk, understand: why the pushback is appropriate

    00:13:18 Is fear fair when the facts are wrong? The rake story

    00:18:03 Lamborghinis for dirt-road folks: find out what a community needs

    00:20:30 Amateur hour, not malice: when it stopped being engineer to engineer

    00:25:42 The EMS worker who didn't know a data center answers 911

    00:30:11 SWAT in the data center, “please come with your concern,” and being understood

    00:33:29 Skeptics, cynics, and Ken at the town hall

    00:38:02 Who wins the AI race? The town that asks you to come back

    00:44:34 “It's just no”: John Dutton, the Amish, and Mr. Ford's softer seats

    00:53:50 Ego, mentors, and the pushback inside the industry

    01:01:08 Forcing functions, PUE, and why the lava is soft again

    01:06:54 Two concrete actions, and “We are not the enemy”

    Links:

    • Mark Gusakov on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-gusakov-a5b4741/
    • The Digital Infrastructure Alliance: https://www.thedigitalinfrastructurealliance.com
    • CONN3CT DATA event series: https://conn3ctdataevents.com
    • Kirk Busch, Arizona Data Center Alliance: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kirkbusch/
    • Brian Smith, Idaho National Laboratory: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brian-smith-65469121/
    • Grace Vanderhei, Miss America 2023: https://www.gracevanderhei.com
    • Infrastructure Masons: https://imasons.org
    • QTS Community Commitments: https://q.com/commitments

    Thank you for visiting our channel, be sure to Like, Comment, and Subscribe!

    For more information, go to https://www.QTSDataCenters.com

    Learn More about QTS Data Centers on the QTS YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/users/qtsdatacenters

    Think you have a great topic for a podcast or would like to schedule an interview with Dave? Send in your requests to podcast@qtsdatacenters.com

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    1 時間 16 分
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