Show notes
The latest episode of the Data Center Frontier Show podcast begins with the site's editors Matt Vincent and David Chernicoff commemorating the "hand off" of show hosting duties from DCF founder and Editor at Large Rich Miller. As duly noted, this transition of course occurs amid another terrifying, annually recurring "hottest year on record" for planet Earth. The discussion between editors unfolds to focus on two areas wherein David has done significant reporting this year, based on a wealth of accumulated industry knowledge: data center cooling and the future of power for data centers. Tune in to hear the editors unsuccessfully attempt to bypass the topic of A.I. for even just three minutes...Here’s a timeline of points Matt and David discuss on the podcast:4:02 - 10 kW isn't high-density anymore (and DoE's COOLERCHIPS program knows it).6:40 - Notes on CO2 Cooling and Liquid Cooling 16:02 - Data Centers, the Utility Crunch and Nuclear Power
