Dr Sai Shivareddy

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Not Your Father’s Data Center · Dynamic Power Solutions for the Future of Energy Storage · 17 Feb 2026 podcast

You know, we spoke about some history in the past and the university goes back 800 years.

And growing up in India, there was a stronger connection to the UK, just historically, right?

So I had somehow met a professor who brought me on, and yeah.

Okay, so this was over 20 years ago.

About half my life being in the world of research and materials and energy.

But before that, I had no clue where I would land.

Everything, science was interesting.

But the thing that was changing and felt interesting was both the new world of energy and the power that would drive the next century.

This was turn of century around 2000.

Right, right, right, 2000, right.

There was that world of tech, and then there's a world of infrastructure around, and obviously climate and energy were front and center after that first decade.

So that influenced what subjects I selected, or at least you feel like you can do something useful.

So either you figure it out along the way, or you kind of see, okay, this is a general direction and

So there was nanotechnology at that time and nanomaterials, and this was a very big popular science.

You know, around 2000, there was a lot of discoveries in new materials at the nanoscopic level that could fundamentally change many fields, right, from, you know, photonics and computing.

I mean, yeah, actually, that's a big part of what I was excited about Cambridge too.

So, you know, this was 2007, 8, and I got this PhD.

This department was looking at the 45 nanometer nodes.

So you're talking about semiconductors and data centers, right?

There was some connection between semiconductor processes, materials that worked at the nano level.

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