“The Most Important Things Are Invisible...

In our season finale, Blaise Agüera y Arcas, Google’s founder of the Paradigms of Intelligence (Pi) team, offers a provocative take on what intelligence actually is, and what it could become. He predicts our collective intelligence will overcome disruptions and lead us to greater ... Show More

In an era of climate instability, two innovators are using AI to reimagine agriculture from the soil up. Anastasia Volkova, CEO of Regrow Ag, traces her path from a family farm in Ukraine to building technology that helps farmers worldwide adopt regenerative practices. We also me ... Show More

As AI models become more powerful, their appetite for energy is soaring — creating a high-stakes tension between technological progress and sustainability. In this episode, Lucia Tian, Google’s Head of Clean Energy & Decarbonization Technologies, helps us navigate the race to sec ... Show More

<p>The team running Rutgers University’s supercomputer cluster has been busier than ever since the start of the pandemic. Today, they’re supporting the advanced computing needs for over 350 projects for hundreds of users all around the globe. From Dentistry to Astronomy, the work ... Show More

Nadav Zafrir, co-founder and Managing Partner of Team8 joins Ann on this week's episode of Afternoon Cyber Tea. Team8 is a pioneering venture group with profound expertise in creating and investing in companies specializing in enterprise technology, data, cybersecurity, and finte ... Show More

<p>The enterprise network is under pressure like never before. Hybrid environments, cloud migrations, edge deployments, and the sudden surge in AI workloads have made it increasingly difficult to keep application connectivity secure and reliable. The old model of device-by-device ... Show More

The future of the grid increasingly hinges on where and how data centers get built. To forecast the kind of power infrastructure we need to meet AI’s growing appetite, we first need to understand a laundry list of variables: data center size, workload type, latency, reliability — ... Show More

Is it better to have your work team fully connected or sparsely connected? In this episode we'll try to answer this question and more with our guest Hiroki Sayama, a SUNY Distinguished Professor and director of the Center for Complex Systems at Binghamton University. Hiroki delve ... Show More

<p>On today’s show we are looking at what might be the economic drivers for the construction of new data centres.</p> <p>Data centres are a very capital intensive business. They consume a lot of land, electricity, water, and of course the hardware software and climate control equ ... Show More

Mark Waclawiak was tuned into energy issues at an early age. Both his parents worked in the industry: his mom designed electrical systems for buildings and his dad worked at the utility. So the importance of electricity was always apparent to him.When he started working for a uti ... Show More