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Data Center POST
Data Center POST embraces the stories, solutions, technologies and opportunities available throughout the data center ecosystem.
NEDAS LIVE!
Where Wireline and Wireless Meet, the podcast where we address the communications infrastructure ecosystem, brought to you by NEDAS.
Nomad Futurist and the Nomad Futurist Foundation
The Nomad Futurist Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, aims to demystify digital infrastructure and its pivotal role in modern society, empowering the next generation with knowledge and inspiration. Ilissa Miller contributes as both an advisor and ambassador, enhancing the foundation's outreach and impact.
OIX
OIX, formerly Open-IX, is a self-regulated, ANSI-accredited non-profit, advancing global internet interconnection through standardized, educational, and resilient infrastructure practices. It focuses on enhancing internet peering and interconnection, ensuring efficient global connectivity for diverse stakeholders.
Data Center POST
Data Center POST embraces the stories, solutions, technologies and opportunities available throughout the data center ecosystem.
NEDAS LIVE!
Where Wireline and Wireless Meet, the podcast where we address the communications infrastructure ecosystem, brought to you by NEDAS.
Nomad Futurist and the Nomad Futurist Foundation
The Nomad Futurist Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, aims to demystify digital infrastructure and its pivotal role in modern society, empowering the next generation with knowledge and inspiration. Ilissa Miller contributes as both an advisor and ambassador, enhancing the foundation's outreach and impact.
OIX
OIX, formerly Open-IX, is a self-regulated, ANSI-accredited non-profit, advancing global internet interconnection through standardized, educational, and resilient infrastructure practices. It focuses on enhancing internet peering and interconnection, ensuring efficient global connectivity for diverse stakeholders.
Industry Resources
From Risk Intelligence to Community Acceptance: What It Takes to Get Infrastructure Built Today
As data center development expands into new markets, land, power, connectivity and permitting are no longer the only factors that can determine whether a project moves forward. Community sentiment, political dynamics, regulatory considerations and local concerns can create significant challenges for projects that otherwise appear viable on paper.
iMiller Public Relations’ Ilissa Miller and Flypower’s Navdeep Martin hosted “Assessing Social and Political Risk Before a Data Center Development Goes Public: Know Before You Go,” a live webinar examining how developers, investors and site selection teams can identify and assess these risks earlier in the development process.
Data Centers Have a Community Engagement Problem
The data center industry has been caught off-guard by public backlash, and must respond with transparency and much deeper community engagement, three communications veterans tell Cool Vector.
The Cool Vector episode, “Data Centers Have a Community Engagement Problem,” includes Megan Baker, founder and principal of Tuli Public Affairs, Ilissa Miller, founder and CEO of iMiller Public Relations, and Phillip Koblence, CEO of Critical Ventures as well as co-founder of Nomad Futurist. The episode is moderated by host David Snow.
Listen to the full episode here.
How Communities Can Plan for AI Data Centers Before the Projects Arrive
OIX board member Ilissa Miller joins the DCF Show to explain how communities can plan for AI data centers before projects arrive, why digital infrastructure belongs in long-range land-use planning, and how earlier engagement can help developers address concerns over power, water, land use and community impact.
Industry Resources
As data center development expands into new markets, land, power, connectivity and permitting are no longer the only factors that can determine whether a project moves forward. Community sentiment, political dynamics, regulatory considerations and local concerns can create significant challenges for projects that otherwise appear viable on paper.
iMiller Public Relations’ Ilissa Miller and Flypower’s Navdeep Martin hosted “Assessing Social and Political Risk Before a Data Center Development Goes Public: Know Before You Go,” a live webinar examining how developers, investors and site selection teams can identify and assess these risks earlier in the development process.
The data center industry has been caught off-guard by public backlash, and must respond with transparency and much deeper community engagement, three communications veterans tell Cool Vector.
The Cool Vector episode, “Data Centers Have a Community Engagement Problem,” includes Megan Baker, founder and principal of Tuli Public Affairs, Ilissa Miller, founder and CEO of iMiller Public Relations, and Phillip Koblence, CEO of Critical Ventures as well as co-founder of Nomad Futurist. The episode is moderated by host David Snow.
OIX board member Ilissa Miller joins the DCF Show to explain how communities can plan for AI data centers before projects arrive, why digital infrastructure belongs in long-range land-use planning, and how earlier engagement can help developers address concerns over power, water, land use and community impact.
