Robert Ussher
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856 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 12 Aug
Robert Ussher’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Bill, he's a bit of a legend of mine.
He's long supported liquid cooling for AI compute data centers, and he's emerged as a kind of unofficial spokesman for complete cooling designs and their environmental impacts.
He's authored many books and articles,
He's taken up a position with the Green Grid where he works to promote open tools, white papers and a total cost of ownership calculator, now freely available.
He's a common sense approach that often makes him the go-to guy, so I know you're going to want to hear this.
Let's get to it.
So how are you?
This is a big honor for me.
I'm delighted to get a chance to talk to you.
I started doing this podcast because I felt that people were just too afraid of liquid cooling in data centers.
And in reality, even though we all saw the massive benefits for the higher density cooling, what was really kind of stopping people was that it hadn't been done before.
And we have this age old adage, as you know,
that the data center industry is all very well able to innovate as long as that innovation has been around for 20 years.
So I have to say, as somebody who's getting the opportunity to talk to a guy like you, who's written many books, and I don't know, I've lost count of the number of times I've seen you as an author of something very, very deeply technical.
I really was looking forward to just getting the opportunity to have a chat with you.
So thanks very much for giving me the time.
I really appreciate it.
Yeah.
We'll come on to scale in a minute because nobody's ever seen it in the sort of scale it's coming in now.
But one of the really nice things that I actually started to use recently or more recently was this whole, we have had so many people developing novel engineering ideas around a very traditional theme, liquid cooling of chips, but very, very novel ideas on how to go about it.
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