Self-Inflicted Scarcity
How outdated security policies are causing economic and environmental
fallout by prematurely destroying reusable storage devices
Dean Nelson
Unifying Our Voice
I started Infrastructure Masons (iMasons) in 2016 with a simple mission. Unite the builders of the age. I wanted to create a platform that allows professionals in our industry to
Connecting Digital Infrastructure Dots
How pattern recognition turned a decade of ventures into the iMasons AI Incubator
Incubating Talent In The AI Era
Using artificial intelligence to attract human intelligence to digital infrastructure
The Reality Of AI
Over the last 30+ years I’ve lived through numerous trends that predicted massive growth of the digital infrastructure industry. Examples include the dot-bomb, Virtual Realty, IoT, google glass, edge computing, blockchain and my personal favorite, the Metaverse. All had promise but ultimately they did not live up to the hype. The forecasted growth did not materialize. Then in early 2023 AI took the world by storm and everything changed.
The Four Ps Perplexing Digital Infrastructure: Power, People, Perception and Planet
The need for Clean Energy Zones and other insights from the iMasons’ 2024 Industry report.
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The New Software-Defined Data Center
Bottom line, data centers need to drive options for customers that go against the last two decades of thinking. Software-Defined is the future.
