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Field notes from digital infrastructure’s front lines.
JSA Podcasts captures the pace of digital infrastructure through concise conversations from events like Data Cloud Global Congress, ITW, and DCD NYC. The show favors practical talk about power, fiber, AI demand, modular builds, funding, and the people entering the sector.
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JSA Podcasts is a fast-moving industry program focused on telecom, data centers, cloud, and the broader digital infrastructure market. Its recent episodes feel like conversations caught right off the expo floor. The setting matters. Interviews from Cannes, Times Square, and ITW give the show a live, trade-show cadence, where news, introductions, and market anxiety sit in the same conversation. The show is especially tuned to the data center boom around AI. Power comes up again and again. Guests talk about energized land, power purchase agreements, gas-powered compute, grid interconnects, transmission limits, and the pressure to get capacity online faster than traditional development timelines allow. The show also pays close attention to where compute is moving. AI training campuses, inference sites, edge workloads, healthcare use cases, education campuses, and high-performance compute all appear as different expressions of demand rather than one generic technology trend. Its strongest moments are practical. Arseny Grusha describes why mid-scale AI factory sites can move faster than gigawatt dreams. Gauri Pothar explains development as a service and how gas supply, engineering, and grid strategy fit together. Atif Ansar frames project schedules as live operating documents that can reveal risk before construction turns painful. Matt Caldwell separates AI training from inference and explains why location starts to matter when latency matters. Jim Bowie pushes against treating every workload as AI while still making the case for stronger compute in healthcare, manufacturing, and analytics. The show also includes talent-focused interviews, including Diletta at Vertiv discussing curiosity, adaptability, and the value of non-technical backgrounds. The editorial feel is energetic, friendly, and company-news-driven. It is not a consumer tech show. It is built for people who already care about infrastructure, capital deployment, construction schedules, power constraints, and the companies trying to keep up with demand.
Made for: Built for data center, telecom, cloud, and infrastructure professionals who want quick market intelligence from conferences and company leaders. It also suits investors, vendors, and operators tracking AI-driven demand for power, fiber, and capacity.
What sets it apart: The show’s value is its floor-level access: short, timely interviews with people announcing projects, explaining constraints, and describing what customers are asking for right now. It connects company updates to recurring industry bottlenecks like power, speed to market, fiber, and project risk.
From onsite coverage and exclusive interviews at global telecom and data center industry conferences to special feature mini-series that showcase digital infrastructure trends, JSA Podcasts delivers content that can’t be found anywhere else. Programs include: >> JSA TV Live: Onsite Conference Coverage - JSA TV Live broadcasts from the expo floors of premier digital infrastructure conferences around the world – delivering event highlights and exclusive onsite interviews. >> JSA Fast Forward: News Wrap-Up - A monthly review of the month's top headlines in digital infrastructure, tech, telecom and data centers – from product announcements and new hires to the latest on top industry conferences.…
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A focused Metro Connect 2026 discussion about AI power demand, data centers, and advanced nuclear.
Metro Connect 2026 presents a tight conversation about digital infrastructure and advanced nuclear, with Brian Smith of Idaho National Laboratory and Mark Gusikoff of the Digital Infrastructure Alliance connecting lab research, industry reach, and the push to bring advanced…
Host Jack Rhysider narrates true hacking, breach, and privacy stories from the people involved.
David Pierce and Verge staffers cover AI industry news, gadgets, and tech policy weekly.
Long-form interviews on AI coding agents, infrastructure, and security, plus a recurring SED News roundup.
Founders and engineers on AI coding agents like Claude Code, and supply chain security.
David Sparks and Stephen Robles dig into Keyboard Maestro, Shortcuts, and Mac automation weekly.
Emily Sharrer interviews Brian Smith, CTO for Nuclear Science at Idaho National Laboratory, and Mark Gusakov, CEO of the Digital Infrastructure Alliance, live at Metro Connect 2026.
Dean Perrine interviews Gauri Potdar, CCO of GPC Infrastructure, live at DCD NYC in Times Square.