Michael Brand

Byte-Sized

Byte-Sized is short-form podcast designed to connect the digital infrastructure experts of today, with the digital infrastructure leaders of tomorrow to help shape a more sustainable, equitable, and resilient internet for all.

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Autor

Michael Brand

Categoría

Technology

Web del podcast

sustainableinternetlab.com

Último episodio

4 de feb. de 2026

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Episodios

Building a Global Internet, Erick Contag, President SubOptic Foundation 04.02.2026

Undersea cables are the backbone of the global internet—responsible for 99% of transoceanic internet traffic and 10 trillion dollars of financial transactions every single day. These projects are extremely complex and require coordinating a wide variety of thinkers and teams to make them possible. On this episode, Erick Contag, President of the SubOptic Foundation explains the process of building...

Retrofitting Data Centers with Phil Koblence, Co-Founder NYI 21.01.2026

The data center industry is constantly looking for places to build new data centers. But, this can be extremely difficult, as data center designers have to find land, materials, power sources, and permits among other challenges — making the process time consuming and expensive. On this episode, Phil Koblence, Co-Founder of NYI and the Nomad Futurist Foundation, explains the process of retrofitting...

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