Dave McCall
The QTS Experience
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.
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Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 179; Jim Carroll: The Optimistic and Practical Future 27.09.2023 58:54
My guest this week is Jim Carroll a futurist, and one-time roadie for the rock band KISS. Jim explains that the future isn’t easy. In manufacturing today a machinist has to be able to do trigonometry in their head. farming requires new skills in future tech, and the need to decouple our supply chain has never been greater to limit geopolitical risk. Jim is an international speaker, prolific write...
Episode 178; Dean Bubley: The Metaverse for Dolphins, The Future of Wi-Fi, 6G vs 5G 13.09.2023 1:01:14
Some say we were sold the benefits of a fully realized 5G when we are still in the 4G+ phase, yet the conversation about 6G has already started! Telecom futurist and industry expert Dean Bubley helps us to understand the actual status and also leads us through a great conversation of AI and the future of Wi-Fi. Dean Bubley-LinkedIn Dean Bubley Tech Musings Telecom vs. Pericom
Episode 175; Devlin Liles: The first to Generative AI wins everything ever, Fake News, Brain-Computer Interface (BCI), Mental Health 02.08.2023 1:42:12
This week, I’m delighted to welcome back Devlin Liles, a powerhouse in the tech sphere and a man passionate about human potential. As the President, Chief Consulting Officer of Improving, Devlin is not just a thought leader in artificial intelligence and software development but is also deeply invested in cultivating human flourishing.
Episode 173: Atlanta Technology Professionals (ATP) 05.07.2023 1:02:03
Join me for an engaging conversation with Grant Shih, D'Lovely Gibson, and Nathaniel Arnold, three of the most respected CIOs in Atlanta, GA. In this episode, we'll discuss Cloud transformation, artificial intelligence, and the evolving role of IT leadership in the age of disruptive technologies. We'll explore how these CIOs are using technology to help their organizations achieve their strategic...
Episode 172; Christine King: Nuclear Innovation, Remaining Curious, Stakeholder Engagement, Sustainable Communities 28.06.2023 1:26:40
Christine King is the director of the Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear (GAIN). In this episode, we dive into the wonderful world of Innovation within the Nuclear community and how it partners with all forms of energy to build a sustainable future - on the QTS Experience.
Episode 171; Mattias Fridström: Shannon’s Limit, The Middle Mile, and Telecom Security 21.06.2023 1:04:26
This week, we discuss the challenges of building a modern economy with AI, cloud computing, and machine learning. Our guest, Mattias Fridstrom, a telecom evangelist, explains that we're facing an emerging bottleneck with our networks. The US has a vanishing inventory of fiber, and adding fiber between cities and states is difficult, expensive, and time-consuming. Join us for this cool and unsettli...
Episode 170; Nikolas Badminton: The “What If”, Foresight and Trends, AI and Future Tech 14.06.2023 1:10:21
After reading Nikolas Badminton's book "Facing our Futures," I reached out to him to understand his idea that "imagination is the fuel and hope for our future, but there is a poverty of imagination." Nikolas, who engages with organizations globally, warns against stifling emerging ideas and encourages us to question limitations. Our conversation covers moonshots, design fiction, positive dystopian...
Episode 169; Kirk Offel: Datacenters, Default Aggressive Mindset, 5th Industrial Revolution, Embracing Failure, Serving the Veteran Community 07.06.2023 1:55:35
The 5th industrial revolution is here. AI, Autonomous Vehicles, Augmented and Virtual Reality – it’s here! But none of it, not a single electron or packet of data can move without Digital Infrastructure. The lynchpin of that industry is the people who build and operate it. My guest his week is Kirk Offel, Digital Infrastructure expert, Navy Vet, and CEO of Overwatch Mission Critical. Kirk and I di...
Episode 168; Brian Moon: Pacific Telecommunications Council, Advancing Telecom, The Spirit of Aloha and Ohana 31.05.2023 1:02:59
Brian Moon, the CEO of the Pacific Telecommunications Council (PTC). Joins me this week to discuss one of my favorite things, the PTC annual conference, an event focused on the latest trends connecting our modern economy to the world. From connectivity and artificial intelligence to smart cities and data centers, this conference covers everything that drives the modern world. The conference also o...
Episode 167; Garry Golden: The Fear of Thinking in Abstract Terms, AI Avatars, Parenting, and the Slow Pace of Fast Change. 24.05.2023 1:29:37
The world is changing rapidly, and we are being challenged to embrace new technologies and societal transformations. This can be difficult, as we are creatures of habit and often find comfort in the familiar. However, it is important to remember that change is inevitable. With time, we adapt and adjust to new technologies, such as ChatGPT, cryptocurrency, and AI integration. To learn more about th...
Episode 166; Dr. John Zerilli: AI in the Legal System, Emotional response to ChatGPT, ML Bias. 16.05.2023 1:28:32
Dr. John Zerilli is a philosopher with particular interests in cognitive science, artificial intelligence, and the law. He is currently a Leverhulme Fellow at the University of Oxford, a Research Associate in the Oxford Institute for Ethics in AI, and an Associate Fellow in the Centre for the Future of Intelligence at the University of Cambridge. Dr. Zerilli joins me today to explore the intricaci...
Episode 165; Travis Wright: Data Centers and Nuclear Energy, Energy Storage 09.05.2023 42:43
It’s quite a challenge to meet the Energy requirements of the modern economy and also work to reduce or eliminate carbon. This week I’m joined by Travis Wright, an Energy and Data Center expert, who helps us walk through the challenges ahead – and possible solutions, on the next QTS Experience.
Episode 164; Gerd Leonhard: Technology and the future of Humanity 03.05.2023 1:22:41
Aspirations for a promising future invariably involve the integration of technology tools. But what role will these tools play? The uncharted ramifications of merging humans with technology loom large. This week, renowned futurist and technologist Gerd Leonhard joins us for a fascinating interview. We explore the possibility of technology growing so omnipotent that it perceives humanity as insigni...
Episode 163; Einat Weiss: AI, Machine Learning, Personalized Customer Experience, The Future Marketplace 26.04.2023 58:59
The pandemic forced customer service to go from analog to digital overnight. They had to build the infrastructure, transform the culture, and adopt new tools. It was like asking a caveman to build a spaceship. But they did it, thanks to the transformative power of AI and the incredible resilience of the men and women who work in customer service. Join Einat Weiss and I on the next QTS Experience...
Episode 162; Dr. Albert Meige: Magic Shows, Complex Problems, Algorithmic Bias, Generative AI, ChatGPT, Existential Risk 19.04.2023 1:22:58
This week I am joined by Dr. Albert Meige, Associate Director at Thinktank Arthur D. Little, to discuss the emerging impact of Natural Language Transformers and their potential uses to solve complex problems. Dr. Meige also discusses the philosophical implications of AI, its algorithmic biases, and the need for safeguards to ensure proper behavior and output. Without these safeguards, AI can tran...
Episode 161; Dr. David Maimon: the Darkweb, Evidenced Based Research, Cybercrime, Future Law Policing 12.04.2023 1:43:49
Dr. David Maimon is a master investigator in the area of online deviant behavior who’s research has led him into the fascinating and dangerous world of cybercrime. He is interested in understanding how cybercriminals use communication platforms to attack individuals, companies, and nations. He and his team constantly explore different avenues to understand the evolving nature of cybercrime. Our di...
Episode 160; Jon Trout: Digital Infrastructure, Chaos, Future Work, Cultural Stigmas, Operational Clarity 05.04.2023 1:25:25
Jon Trout, CEO and founder of ChekHub, appears on The QTS Experience Podcast, where he shares his background and journey in the digital infrastructure industry. He talks about the chaos and inefficiencies in the industry and how his experiences inspired him to create platforms that provide clarity and improve technical service delivery in various industries, similar to how Uber has leveraged opera...
Episode 159; Larry Hack: Extreme IT, Extreme Sport, Wingsuit, Cave Diving 29.03.2023 1:42:47
One of the key challenges in extreme sports is the need for thorough preparation and planning. Athletes must assess the risks associated with their activity and take steps to mitigate those risks as much as possible. Similarly, in IT infrastructure deployments, there is a need for careful planning to ensure that all systems are properly configured and tested before they go live. This includes asse...
Episode 158; Lawrence Gasman: Quantum Computing and Quantum Encryption 22.03.2023 1:08:58
Someone once told me I could possibly make a Quantum computer 15 different ways – which doesn’t sound that interesting until you consider it could literally destroy encryption as we know it – and how fun would that be in the middle of the banking and economic challenges we’re living through now?
Episode 157; Dr. Avi Loeb: Sentient AI, The Enigma of Oumuamua, Aliens and Scientific resistance, AI Spaceships, The purpose of the Universe 15.03.2023 1:00:29
Today, I am thrilled to have a very special guest joining me, Dr. Avi Loeb. Dr. Loeb is a theoretical physicist and the Frank B. Baird Jr. Professor of Science at Harvard University, where he is the former chair of the Astronomy Department. He is also the author of numerous articles and books on astrophysics, cosmology, and the search for extraterrestrial life. Today, today Dr. Loeb discusses the...
Episode 156; Dr. Kendal Hartley: Implications of Technology on Learning; ChaptGPT, Smartphones, Self-Regulated Learning 08.03.2023 1:14:34
Technology has and continues to transform the way we learn, both in and outside the classroom. With the proliferation of digital devices, online platforms, and educational software, students today have access to a wealth of information and resources that you and I could only dream of. This has created previously unimaginable opportunities for personalized and self-directed learning. We’ve come a l...
Episode 155; Dean Nelson: Modern Economy, Digital Infrastructure, Future Work, Sustainability, Data Centers 01.03.2023 1:41:35
The modern economy requires Digital Infrastructure. Another way to say that is – everything you do on your phone or devices requires, Data Centers. The modern world doesn’t exist without these connected, global, amazing facilities and all of the people and systems that support them. Think about that. Building that right is a tremendous responsibility. Dean Nelson is one of the pioneers of Digital...
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