The AI in Infrastructure Podcast
The AI in Infrastructure Podcast helps enterprise leaders understand the systems powering artificial intelligence at scale.
Each episode features practical, non-technical conversations on AI infrastructure, data platforms, GPUs, orchestration, governance, energy management, enterprise architecture, and AI operations.
Published by Emerj AI Research, the podcast brings insights from Fortune 500 leaders and experts building, deploying, and scaling the technical foundations behind generative AI, agentic AI, and enterprise AI adoption.
The show is designed for business, technology, and operations leaders who need to understand how AI infrastructure decisions shape performance, governance, and long-term competitiveness.
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Identity Infrastructure as the Foundation of Enterprise AI – with Dr. Ali Alkhafaji of Apply Digital
August 14, 2026
The enterprise shift at the center of this episode is the growing gap between AI ambition and the underlying data and context infrastructure required to run systems reliably at scale. In this episode, Dr. Ali Alkhafaji, Chief Executive Officer at Apply Digital, examines how enterprises stall when they focus on adding AI to existing workflows rather than defining the outcomes they want to achieve, as...
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Driving Professional-Grade Agentic AI Systems Over General-Purpose Tools in the Enterprise – with David Wong of Thomson Reuters
July 15, 2026
General‑purpose AI tools are hitting reliability and accuracy limits in professional workflows, forcing enterprises to rethink where these systems can truly deliver operational value. In this episode, David Wong, Chief Product Officer at Thomson Reuters, examines how domain‑specific data, expert‑trained decision patterns, and integrated software enable AI to perform professional‑grade work, in conversation with host Matthew DeMello. The discussion highlights the practical shift...
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Building Secure Role Based Access for Agentic AI in Regulated Industries – with Anahita Tafvizi of Snowflake
July 8, 2026
The shift from guarded, siloed data access to fully agentic, end‑to‑end AI workflows is forcing enterprises to rethink how accuracy, access control, and security must operate when anyone can query sensitive information through natural language. In this episode, Anahita Tafvizi, Chief Data & AI Officer at Snowflake, joins Daniel Faggella, Emerj CEO and Head of Research, to examine how robust governance, role‑based access control, and...
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How Enterprise Leaders Are Building Their Agentic AI Strategy – with Matt Renner of Google Cloud
July 1, 2026
Legacy enterprises are being forced to rethink how they modernize data, infrastructure, and operating models as agentic systems begin reshaping workflows once defined entirely by humans. In this episode, Matt Renner, President and Chief Revenue Officer at Google Cloud, joins host Daniel Faggella and examines how AI maturity, data modernization, and agent orchestration are becoming the new backbone of enterprise transformation. The discussion highlights practical...
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How AI Is Reshaping Service Operations in Mission Critical Infrastructure – with Joe Lang of Comfort Systems USA
June 24, 2026
Uptime expectations in energy and infrastructure environments are tightening, while the skilled‑trades gap and rising asset complexity are making traditional, date‑based maintenance models increasingly unsustainable. In this episode, Joe Lang, Vice President of Service Technology and Innovation at Comfort Systems USA, examines how real‑time equipment data, technician‑centric tooling, and disciplined asset organization are becoming essential to operating reliably in zero‑tolerance environments — in conversation with...
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