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Sean James
Director of Energy Research at Microsoft
Sean James is a seasoned professional in the tech industry with a strong background in energy research and program management.
He currently holds the position of Director of Energy Research at Microsoft, where he oversees research initiatives in the energy sector.
Prior to his current role, Sean worked as a Technology Research Program Manager, Data Center Program Manager, and Facilities Program Manager at Microsoft, showcasing his versatile skills and expertise in various areas of technology and program management.
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In the near future, datacenters will be grid assets, not liabilities. Last year, I had the opportunity to collaborate with other leaders to discuss how datacenters will manage energy in the future. The output (link below) discusses the untapped potential of data centers to provide energy flexibility to the electric grid. It emphasizes the need for a collaborative approach between data center development and utility system planning to support sustainable deployment of digital infrastructure. The key message is that datacenters can be designed to not only meet customer compute demands but also provide grid services, acting as strategic assets for utilities. The document calls for a shift from traditional practices to more innovative approaches that leverage technology, policy, and business model advancements to make data centers positive additions to the grid.
#DatacenterFlexibility #Energy #MyGensAreYourGens #DistributedEnergyResources
Hello dear connections, please consider sponsoring me.
I'm stoked to be to share that I'll be participating in the 2024 Disneyland Half Marathon Weekend, but this time it's not just for the joy of running. I will be dedicating my miles to a noble cause, running under the banner of the A-T CureTeam. Every step I take will be in honor of all the brave children and young adults battling A-T.
🔬 What is A-T? Ataxia Telangiectasia, A-T, is a cruel disease that devastatingly combines the symptoms of muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, cystic fibrosis, immune deficiencies, and cancer. Children with A-T often find themselves confined to wheelchairs by the age of 10, and tragically many do not survive their teens.
💙 How can you help? from $20 to $2,000 anything helps. By contributing to our cause, you're not only supporting the research to find a cure for A-T, but potentially paving the way to solutions for other prevalent diseases like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, AIDS, and cancer. Please consider clicking on the "Donate Now" button on my fundraiser page and help us race towards a cure for A-T. Every contribution, big or small, will be a stride towards a future free of A-T.
💌 For more details about the program, you can contact Kimberly at [email protected]
💼 DTC#: 0141 Account Name: Ataxia Telangiectasia Children’s Project Inc. (Tax ID #65-0427215)
As we move towards the last half of the year, let's take the opportunity to make a positive impact. Thank you so much for your support and generosity. Together, we can make a difference!
Warm Regards, Sean
