Bill Kleyman
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 15 Apr
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directly to the rack, DC to the rack, because if you want to bring one megawatt of power into a rack and you're on AC power, your power cable is going to be like this thick, right?
But all of a sudden, DC, that's the size of a AA battery, but that requires new battery technologies, new ways to be able to handle that kind of load.
And you better believe that that rack density is going to continue to jump.
My third one, literally, this is going down a nice little row
power and i i firmly believe you need two things to be successful in the engineering power and you need bravery i came back from the latest uh schneider electric innovation summit and i hope that whoever is listening to this you're either sitting down or if you're driving enjoying this make sure you're paying attention to the rogues i'm about to give you a heck of a metric they stated
that by 2030, our industry, just our industry is going to require upwards of 200 gigawatts of energy just to support data center growth.
Now, for everyone listening, that's like, oh, hey, Bill's just throwing out random numbers.
What does that mean?
One gigawatt is enough for a city of a million people.
10 gigawatts is about a New York or Los Angeles.
And 100 gigawatts represents about 10% of all the lights that are currently on in the entire world.
So when someone comes to me and says, Bill, our industry is going to require 200 gigawatts of power over the next four and a half years.
To me, that's like, oh, cool, cool.
So you want me to build you, what, 20 L.A.s?
20 New York cities?
Yeah, no problem.
No issue at all, right?
That's how wild this market is right now and just how much incredible growth that we've been experiencing.
And it's certainly not slowing down.
65% now are using or considering using on-site power generation.
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