Why AI Infrastructure Need Intelligence to Scale

In this episode of the Data Center Frontier Show podcast, DCF Editor in Chief Matt Vincent speaks with Sadiq Syed, SVP of Digital Energy Software at Schneider Electric.
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As AI workloads continue to drive growing demand for data center power, operators are considering how new intelligence can help operators make better use of complex infrastructure. In this conversation, Matt Vincent, Editor in Chief of Data Center Frontier, sits down with Sadiq Syed, SVP Digital Energy Software at Schneider Electric to explore how EcoStruxure Foresight, Schneider Electric’s AI-Native operations platform for the built environment, is helping bring energy, power and building management together, and why the future of AI will depend on unlocking both energy and intelligence. 

The discussion explores how AI-Native insights and intelligent infrastructure management can help operators improve visibility, efficiency and resilience, while breaking down the separation between building, facility and energy systems. Sadiq will also discuss why connecting these traditionally separate domains will be increasingly important as data centers scale for AI, enabling a more unified and intelligent approach to managing critical infrastructure. 

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