Data Center Investment Conference & Expo (DICE): South

Wed Aug 12, 2026 - Thu Aug 13, 2026

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Data Center Investment Conference & Expo (DICE): South

Unlocking the next generation of Southern data center growth through smarter sites, stronger partnerships and future ready design

Wednesday August 12 - Thursday August 13

$525.00

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Speakers and Panels

Doug Recker

Doug Recker is a seasoned digital infrastructure executive and telecommunications industry veteran with more than 30 years of experience building, scaling, and operating data center fiber, and edge computing platforms across the United States. He currently serves as President of Duos Technologies Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: DUOT) and is the Founder of Duos Edge AI, where he leads the company’s strategy and execution for deploying patented, modular Edge Data Centers that deliver secure, low-latency compute to underserved and high-growth markets. At Duos Edge AI, Mr. Recker is responsible for driving the design, deployment, and expansion of multi-access Edge Data Center infrastructure supporting education, healthcare, carriers, municipalities, and enterprise customers. Under his leadership, Duos Edge AI has rapidly expanded its footprint across Texas and into new markets, while introducing differentiated technology protected by U.S. patents, including the company’s patented modular data center entryway designed for secure, clean-room-level equipment protection. Mr. Recker is a repeat entrepreneur with a strong track record of value creation. He founded Edge Presence in 2017, which was acquired by Ubiquity in 2023, and previously founded Colo5 Data Centers, which was acquired by Cologix, Inc. in 2014. Earlier in his career, he played a key role in the early development of the fiber and telecom industry, leading and supporting high-performing sales and operational teams during periods of rapid infrastructure growth. His leadership and entrepreneurial success have been widely recognized. Mr. Recker has received multiple industry honors, including the Jacksonville Business Journal’s Ultimate CEO Award, BizTech Innovations’ Best CEO Award, and inclusion in Inc. Magazine’s list of the 500 fastest- growing companies. He was also named to the Jacksonville Business Journal’s "Top 40 Under 40." A respected industry thought leader, Mr. Recker is a frequent speaker at major telecommunications, data center, and digital infrastructure conferences, where he shares insights on edge computing, AI infrastructure, and scalable deployment models. He began his professional career serving in the United States Marine Corps, an experience that shaped his leadership philosophy and enduring focus on teamwork, discipline, and execution.

Dous Edge AI

Founder

Doug Recker

Founder, Dous Edge AI

Holly Adams

SVP, Energy, Beale Infrastructure

Marc Bhuyan

Product Manager, Google

Andy Kirby

Andy Kirby is the AMER East & LATAM Build Partner at Microsoft, where he plays a pivotal role in overseeing various business operations and strategic initiatives within the Americas and LATAM region. With a focus on enhancing efficiency and consistency across the organization, Andy is dedicated to fostering a collaborative environment where team members are motivated to excel every day. In his current role, Andy is responsible for managing the development and execution of data center projects, ensuring that they meet the highest standards of safety, compliance, and operational excellence. His expertise in project management and risk mitigation has been instrumental in driving the successful completion of numerous high-profile projects. Before joining Microsoft, Andy spent 26 years working for general contractors, where he was involved in building highly sophisticated buildings to include the last 7 years focused on data centers. This extensive experience has provided him with a deep understanding of construction processes, project management, and the importance of collaboration and innovation in delivering complex projects. Andy is known for his visible leadership and commitment to building strong relationships with general contractors and trade partners. He has a keen eye for identifying potential challenges and implementing innovative solutions to keep projects on track and within budget. Throughout his career, Andy has demonstrated a passion for continuous improvement and learning. He has been actively involved in various training and workshop initiatives, including safety and compliance reviews, incident reviews, and corrective actions. Andy's dedication to professional development extends to his team, where he emphasizes the importance of building a culture of safety and excellence. In addition to his professional achievements, Andy is a strong advocate for community engagement and global citizenship. He has supported initiatives such as partnering with local high schools for engineering programs and participating in regional safety initiatives.

Microsoft

General Manager, AMERS EPC

Andy Kirby

General Manager, AMERS EPC, Microsoft

Dave Ferdman

President & Managing Director, Primary Digital Infrastructure

Malcolm Ferguson

Distinguished Technologist, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)

David McCall

Brand Evangelist, QTS Data Centers

Hani Noshi

Hani Noshi is a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft. Hani has 20+ years of Projects, Operations, Strategy, and Business Transformation experience. In the Operations Excellence space, Hani focused on the full life cycle of operations transformation: from target operating model design through to operations transformation delivery, change management and implementation. Hani has led projects in Oil & Gas, Resources, and Consumer Products operating groups in 4 continents and 36 countries. In consulting, Hani has provided services involving supply chain lean transformation and process excellence for several large clients. He prides himself on his ability to help clients through complex transformations. A few noteworthy examples include: Helping an Energy Supermajor organization to develop a multi-million dollar business case to streamline their Capital Projects and Engineering processes resulting in $200M in savings and a 15 times return on investment. Advising a public utility company through a full core business transformation and helping an executive team through the development of one of the most ambitious business transformation strategies in their industry resulting in an $148M in cummulative savings over 3 years. During this time Hani was also involved in innovative thought leadership where he published white paper articles in the Lean New Product Introduction and Rapid & Sustained Cost Management space. Prior to joining Accenture, Hani started his career in industry with General Electric Company in 1999, where he joined their Operations Management Leadership program. He then held various functions in hard core manufacturing, supply chain, and product development with increasing levels of responsibility. Throughout Hani’s career in GE, he was promoted throughout several GE businesses where he invented five US and European patents.

Microsoft

Principal Program Manager, Data Center Delivery (DCD)

Hani Noshi

Principal Program Manager, Data Center Delivery (DCD), Microsoft

Bobby Little

Chief Investment Officer, NTT DC REIT

Jeffrey Moerdler

Jeff Moerdler is chair of the Haynes Boone Data Center and Digital Infrastructure Practice and a real estate partner in the New York office. He has more than 40 years’ experience in general commercial real estate law. Jeff’s real estate practice includes acquisitions, sales, development, leasing, and borrower’s side financing. Jeff also has a particular focus on real estate challenges facing communications, technology and energy companies, and represents property owners and telecom companies in telecom real estate matters, particularly in data center development, acquisitions, sales, leases, colocation agreements and service level agreements. His clients include both large national companies and smaller, local clients, and includes representation of landlords and tenants in all types of leases; counseling owners and developers in the acquisition, sale, joint venture, development, and renovation of property as well as sale-leaseback transactions; advising lenders and borrowers in commercial loans; and the representation of all parties in real estate litigation. He is actively involved in settling real estate, partnership, and inter-family disputes. He also represents many not-for-profit entities and is active in health care, senior living, and educational real estate. During the past 35 years, Jeff has developed considerable experience in the intersection of real estate with communications, technology, and energy issues. He has extensive experience representing landlords, tenants, developers, and communications service providers in the leasing, purchase, sale, and financing of data centers, colocation facilities, radio and television broadcast antennas, distributed and in-building wireless systems, rooftop antennas, and fiber-optic transactions as well as the wiring of buildings for broadband communications access. Jeff has also negotiated thousands of data center leases, master services agreements, colocation agreements and service level agreements, rooftop and cellular antenna leases, inside wiring agreements, and antenna tower leases throughout the country – covering over 500 million square feet. He has also devoted a considerable portion of his practice to power and energy issues related to real estate and other technology matters, including large solar and wind installations, battery storage facilities, and bulk power purchases. Jeff is a frequent speaker on real estate, data center, and telecom topics around the country. He is Fellow of the American College of Real Estate Lawyers and on the faculty of the Advanced Commercial Leasing Institute. He regularly speaks as a panelist at data center, digital infrastructure and real estate conference around the United States. In addition, he is regularly quoted in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Bisnow, Commercial Property News, Real Estate Weekly, and other publications. He co-authored the first treatise chapter on telecom real law for Powell on Real Property in 1999. Jeff has previously served in numerous governmental positions, including as a Commissioner of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, a member of the New York State Banking Board, a member of the New York State Financial Control Board, a member of the Departmental Disciplinary Committee of the Appellate Division of the First Department of the New York State Supreme Court, Assistant to the First Deputy Mayor of the City of New York, and assistant to the Deputy Borough President of the Borough of Manhattan. From 1981 to 1982, Jeff served as a law clerk to the Honorable Charles L. Brieant, US District Judge, and later Chief Judge, for the Southern District of New York. Jeff is also an emergency medical technician on his local volunteer ambulance and President of his local chapter, as well as having served for 8 years on the Board of Trustees of the umbrella organization which is the largest volunteer ambulance service in the United States.

Haynes and Boone

Partner & Chair, Data Center & Digital Infrastructure

Jeffrey Moerdler

Partner & Chair, Data Center & Digital Infrastructure, Haynes and Boone

James RePass

SVP, Global Operations, Fleet Data Centers

Matt Tyndall

Head of Site Development, Core Scientific

Parker Brunelle

VP, Tidal Time Solutions

Cody Bain

Principal, AG&E

Christopher Abramo

Founder, Mod42

Brian Chen

VP, Stewart Title

Charlie Beecherl

CEO, WTG Energy

Steve Altizer

President & CEO, Compu Dynamics

Dave Meadows

Director, Technology, STULZ Air Technology Systems

Chuck McCallum

President, KWRE and Kier & Wright

David Bell

VP, Utility & Micro Grid Development, VoltaGrid

Andre Patrick

VP, Data Center Practice, Introba

Lindsey Mickelson

Regional Business Development Manager, Belimo

Tyler Stevenson

SVP, Clune Construction

Tom Spackman

Owner & CEO, Gigabit Fiber

Scott Worley

Sr. Director, Stabilis Solutions

Liz Lasko

Business Development Specialist, Ameristar Perimeter Security

Jeff Brown

Vice President, GHG Reduction Solutions, MIRATECH

Jeffrey Moerdler

Partner & Chair, Data Center & Digital Infrastructure, Haynes and Boone, LLP

Moderator

Michael Collins

Manager, North America, INNIO Jenbacher

Chrissy Olsen

Chrissy Olsen is a veteran sales and technology leader with over 30 years of experience shaping the global data center and critical power landscape. As Vice President of Critical Power Solutions at MPINarada, she leads global marketing strategy and new business development for advanced LFP lithium, VRLA, and energy storage systems supporting hyperscale, colocation, enterprise, and AI/HPC environments. In her role, Chrissy positions MPI Narada’s solutions within rapidly evolving power architectures, drives industry education on safe and scalable lithium deployment, builds strategic OEM and channel partnerships, and aligns product innovation with realworld operator requirements. Her work bridges engineering and economics—translating technical performance, UL/NFPA compliance, and lifecycle modeling into clear executivelevel value propositions that elevate total cost of ownership, resiliency strategy, and longterm infrastructure planning. Before joining MPI Narada, Chrissy built a distinguished career leading global sales and missioncritical infrastructure initiatives. She has delivered multimilliondollar data center construction projects, launched global business units, and expanded technical expertise across organizations including Wesco International. Her earlier entrepreneurial success includes founding and scaling a technology design firm through merger. A dynamic speaker known for her Italian wit and handson storytelling, Chrissy is a recognized advocate for advancing women in the industry and serves on multiple boards supporting that mission. Her honors include the Infrastructure Masons IM100 Award (2022), the Belden Outstanding Growth Award (2021), and multiple Anixter achievements—reflecting her ongoing impact across the missioncritical ecosystem. With a passion for customer engagement, a love for the microphone, and a commitment to building highperformance teams, Chrissy continues to influence the future of data center power infrastructure—ensuring MPINarada is not just a battery manufacturer, but a strategic partner in the evolution of modern energy systems.

MPINarada

VP, Critical Power Solutions

Moderator

Chrissy Olsen

VP, Critical Power Solutions, MPINarada

Moderator

Christopher Walsh

Cyxtera Technologies, Global Director

Moderator

Kurt Lindorfer

Founding Principal, PARADIGM Structural Engineers

Moderator

Craig Compiano

CEO, Modius

Moderator

Josh Kingsley

Strategic Channel Partner Manager, Xylem Inc.

Moderator

Shawn Ronda

Shareholder, Greenberg Traurig

Moderator

Christian Deputy

President, Utah, Lockton Companies

Moderator

James Grice

Chair, Data Centers & Digital Infrastructure Practice, Akerman

Jake Ring

CEO & Co-Founder, PDM - Power and Data Management

Why You Can't Miss DICE South 2026

What You'll Learn:

Why Texas and the broader Southern corridor have become benchmark markets for AI era capacity, capital deployment, and new campus development.
Which site selection, utility engagement, and permitting strategies are helping teams turn more shortlisted locations into fully entitled, power-ready projects?
What capital providers are looking for as AI, neocloud, and enterprise workloads reshape credit views, deal structures, and return expectations.
How leading developers are managing design complexity, construction risk, and schedule pressure while still bringing new facilities online at speed.
Which power planning approaches, including hybrid utility and onsite solutions, are proving most resilient as grid constraints intensify?
How high-density design, liquid cooling, and evolving white space layouts are changing the way teams think about shells, envelopes, and long-term flexibility.
Where modular, prefabricated, and skid-based approaches are genuinely cutting timelines and de-risking delivery across fast-moving campuses.
How operators are using automation, data, and new playbooks to run AI-heavy sites more efficiently while maintaining reliability and compliance.
What practical risk mitigation, governance, and partnership models are helping stakeholders align incentives from land and capital decisions through long-term operations?

How You'll Do More Business From Attending This Conference:

Gain concrete strategies to move projects from promising sites to energized, revenue-generating facilities faster and with fewer surprises.
Learn how peers are structuring deals, contracts, and delivery models so you can de-risk projects and protect margins in volatile conditions.
Sharpen your decisions on markets, partners, technologies, and modular approaches that truly improve speed to market and long term performance.
Understand which AI, high-density, and cooling innovations are commercially meaningful today and which remain experimental.
Build relationships with the developers, operators, capital partners, and solution providers who are closest to current deal flow and best practices.

Who You'll Network With:

Developers, Owners, and Operators — leaders shaping strategy, assembling sites, and delivering the next generation of AI-ready campuses.
Construction and Design Professionals — architects, general contractors, engineers, and modular specialists raising the bar on speed, quality, and constructability.
Utility and Infrastructure Partners — power, grid, and network stakeholders focused on delivering the megawatts and connectivity new campuses require.
Investors and Financial Partners — equity, lenders, and capital allocators underwriting data center demand, customer mix, and evolving risk profiles.
Technology and Solution Providers — power, cooling, modular, monitoring, and automation experts enabling high-density, resilient operations.
Policy, Regulatory, and Community Stakeholders — advisors and decision makers navigating permitting, incentives, compliance, and the public lens on large-scale projects.

Why You Should Attend:

DICE South is the essential gathering for anyone shaping the next chapter of data center growth across Texas and the broader Southern corridor. With an agenda built around real market pressures and opportunities, from power constraints and AI-driven design to modular delivery, risk, and capital, every session is geared toward decisions you are making right now. You will hear directly from the developers, operators, investors, and partners who are delivering projects, restructuring deals, and rethinking operations in this fast-moving region. Whether you are selecting sites, financing campuses, building facilities, or running high-density environments, you will leave with clearer strategies, stronger relationships, and a sharper view of where the Southern market is headed next.

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Venue

Live! by Loews Hotel Arlington
1600 E. Randol Mill
Arlington TX 76011

Ballroom/Floor: Arlington Ballroom / 2nd Floor

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Special Valet Rate - $20

Self-Parking Rates:
0 - 2 Hours - $4.00
2 – 4 Hours - $8.00
4 – 6 Hours - $12.00
6 – 8 Hours - $16.00
8 – 10 Hours - $20.00
10 – 12 Hours - $24.00
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Agenda

August 12	Activity
12:30 PM 1:00 PM	Registration and Networking
1:00 PM 1:10 PM	Opening Remarks: Welcome to DICE South 2026!
1:10 PM 1:55 PM	Southern Data Center Playbook: How Texas and Its Neighbors Are Redefining the Map Texas and the broader Southern corridor have moved into the first tier of global data center regions, but not every submarket is playing the same game. Developers, operators and investors are learning where power, land and network proximity still line up for large campuses and where constraints are already reshaping strategies. At the same time, new capital and new customer types are changing what success looks like in Dallas Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio and beyond. This session walks through what recent deals and pipelines reveal about the Souths evolving role on the national stage and how stakeholders can position themselves for the next wave of growth.
1:55 PM 2:35 PM	Smart Site Bets: How to Choose Locations That Actually Get Built Getting a site under contract is easy compared to actually getting it entitled, powered and ready to build. In 2026, site selection means weighing utility relationships, interconnection timelines, policy environments, workforce depth and infrastructure corridors alongside traditional land and fiber basics. Teams that bet wrong can lose years and millions, while teams that bet right can secure durable advantages in key markets. This panel unpacks how experienced players screen, compare and prioritize sites so more of their maybes turn into real projects.
2:35 PM 3:00 PM	Networking Break
3:00 PM 3:45 PM	Underwriting the AI Wave: How Customer Mix Reshapes Returns The surge of AI, neocloud and evolving enterprise demand is changing not just who fills data centers, but how those assets are financed. Different customer mixes bring different expectations for term, pricing, credit quality and renewal behavior, and those inputs now flow directly into underwriting models and capital stacks. At the same time, power constraints, shifting macro conditions and new lease structures are forcing investors to refine how they view downside risk and upside potential across markets. This session breaks down how capital providers are reading todays tenant landscape and what that means for where they will place money over the next twelve to twenty four months.
3:45 PM 4:30 PM	Beyond the Grid: Onsite Generation, Storage and Bridging the Gap In many high-growth markets, the biggest constraint is no longer demand, it is time to power. With utility timelines stretching and interconnection becoming less predictable, developers and operators are turning to onsite generation, fuel strategies and hybrid systems to bridge the gap. From temporary power that accelerates early capacity to longer-term solutions that reshape how campuses are designed, these approaches are quickly moving from edge cases to core strategy. This panel explores what is actually working in the field, where onsite solutions create real advantage and what risks around cost, fuel logistics and emissions still need to be solved.
4:30 PM 5:30 PM	Day 1 Post-Event Cocktail Reception!!
August 13	Activity
7:30 AM 8:20 AM	Registration, Breakfast and Networking
8:20 AM 8:30 AM	Opening Remarks Day 2
8:30 AM 9:15 AM	AI, Energy and Real Estate: What This Second Industrial Revolution Means for Markets The convergence of AI demand, energy infrastructure and large scale digital real estate is beginning to reshape industrial and regional dynamics on a scale that resembles a new industrial revolution. Data centers are influencing where new transmission and generation get built, how metros think about land use and economic development and which markets rise or fall in strategic importance. At the same time, national priorities around competitiveness, climate and resilience are increasingly tied to how quickly and wisely this infrastructure is deployed. This keynote style session steps back from project details to explore how AI, energy and real estate together could redefine market winners and losers over the next decade.
9:15 AM 9:30 AM	Top Ten Data Center Legal and Business Issues for Powered Land, Leases and MSA's That You Should Know About
9:30 AM 10:15 AM	Power Strategy: Securing Capacity in Constrained Markets Securing power has become one of the most critical and complex challenges in data center development. In Texas and across the broader Southern region, developers must navigate utility relationships, interconnection queues, transmission constraints and evolving regulatory dynamics while competing for limited capacity. The difference between projects that move forward and those that stall often comes down to how early and how effectively teams engage with power providers and structure their strategy. This session breaks down how leading developers, utilities and energy partners are actually getting deals done, where the biggest bottlenecks are emerging and how to position projects to win in increasingly constrained markets.
10:15 AM 10:30 AM	Networking Break
10:30 AM 11:15 AM	From Plan to Delivery: What Actually Works in AI-Era Data Center Construction Delivering data centers at the pace required by AI and cloud demand is putting unprecedented pressure on construction teams. Complex electrical and mechanical systems, long lead times for critical equipment and ongoing design evolution are forcing developers, contractors and engineers to rethink how projects are planned and executed. Some approaches promise speed but introduce risk, while others have proven repeatable across multiple builds. This session focuses on what is actually working in the field, from procurement strategies and sequencing to coordination across trades and partners, and how teams are balancing speed, cost and reliability in real-world conditions.
11:15 AM 12:00 PM	Designing for AI Density: Power, Cooling and System Integration in Next-Gen Data Centers AI workloads are pushing data center design beyond traditional limits, with higher rack densities driving new requirements across power distribution, cooling systems and overall infrastructure integration. Decisions made in one part of the system now have direct consequences across the entire facility, forcing teams to think more holistically about how buildings are designed and future-proofed. From liquid cooling readiness to electrical capacity planning and system interoperability, this panel examines how operators, engineers and technology providers are aligning these critical components to support both current demand and the next generation of compute.
12:00 PM 1:00 PM	Networking Lunch
12:15 PM 12:35 PM	From Blueprint to Build: Best Practices for Physical Security Throughout Development
1:00 PM 1:45 PM	Operating the AI Data Center: How Teams, Tools and Playbooks Are Evolving Running data centers that support AI heavy workloads requires new approaches to monitoring, incident response, energy management and staffing. Operators are layering in automation, analytics and integrated platforms while still depending on experienced teams to interpret data and manage edge cases. At the same time, customer expectations for transparency, responsiveness and performance reporting continue to rise. This panel looks at how leading operators are updating their tools, playbooks and organizational structures to keep uptime high and operations efficient in a more demanding environment.
1:45 PM 2:00 PM	Networking Break
2:00 PM 2:45 PM	Delivery at Scale: How to Move From One Off Wins to a Repeatable System Winning once on a fast and successful data center project is hard; doing it repeatedly across multiple markets is harder. To deliver at scale, organizations are building playbooks that connect standard designs, prefabricated elements, digital coordination and program level governance into a coherent system. At the same time, they are figuring out how to capture lessons learned and feed real performance data back into design and planning for the next site. This conversation dives into how top players are turning individual project successes into a repeatable delivery engine that can keep pace with AI and cloud demand.
2:45 PM 3:30 PM	De-Risking Data Centers: How to Spot and Share Risk From Land to Operations and Beyond Risk in todays data center projects spans site control, power, equipment, counterparties, contracts and long term operating performance. Capital providers and project teams are rethinking how to identify red flags earlier, structure contracts and insurance programs and decide who should carry which risks. At the same time, unpredictable elements like grid constraints, equipment lead times and policy changes can shift the risk profile midstream. This panel breaks down practical approaches to spotting, pricing and sharing risk across the capital stack and project lifecycle so the right parties are accountable without slowing viable projects.
3:30 PM 4:30 PM	Post-Event Networking!!

By the Numbers — 2025 Recap

720 attendees representing 505 companies
Elite participation from industry-defining organizations: AWS, Microsoft, Google, Meta, CyrusOne, QTS, DataBank, Sabey Data Centers, Compass Datacenters, Vantage, DigitalBridge, JP Morgan, Schneider Electric, Eaton, Vertiv, and more
Nearly 45% C-Suite or Executive Level participants

Seniority Breakdown:

42% C-Suite / Executives (CEOs, Presidents, COOs, CTOs, Founders)
15% SVPs, EVPs, VPs / Directors
21% Directors / Managing Directors
20% Managers / Associates / Analysts

Industry Representation

Our 2025 event saw multiple organizations bringing multi-person teams—with some groups sending over 10 attendees each! The crowd spanned the entire data center value chain:

Data Center Operators & Developers: 30%
Cloud / Hyperscalers: 31%
Power, Utilities, Consulting, General Services: 25%
Capital Markets, Advisory, Legal & Other: 14.0%

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