What’s Next for iMasons? Building on a Ten-Year Foundation

Sims Lifecycle Services Accelerates IT Asset Disposition to Meet Demands of the AI-Driven Future

As AI and cloud demand accelerate, what happens to the hardware powering the digital world? In this episode of The iMasons Legacy Podcast, we explore how Sims Lifecycle Services is transforming traditional IT Asset Disposition into a circular, AI-ready model. From remanufacturing servers and memory to deploying automation, robotics, and OCP-driven standardization, SLS is extending hardware life, reducing waste, and enabling scalable growth for hyperscalers and emerging compute platforms. Featuring insights from Sean Magann, Brian Sanchez, Jelle Slenters, and iMasons Founder Dean Nelson, this conversation highlights why reuse, redeployment, and responsible recycling are becoming critical pillars of the AI-driven future of digital infrastructure.

What’s Next for iMasons? Building on a Ten-Year Foundation

This episode of The iMasons Legacy brings together three foundational leaders shaping our past, present, and future: Founder and Chairman Dean Nelson, Senior Vice President Stream Data Centers & Former CEO iMasons Santiago Suinaga, and current CEO Cyre Mercedes Quiñones. Together, they reflect on where iMasons began and where it is headed. From Silicon Valley roots to a global industry voice, this conversation offers a candid look at the evolution, values, and vision driving Infrastructure Masons forward.

For Green Concrete, Slow and Steady Is the Winning Pace, Clark Pacific Says

In this episode, we explore how Clark Pacific is advancing sustainability in data center construction through a disciplined, practical approach to lower-carbon concrete.   Jon Mohle, Director of Product Innovation at Clark Pacific, explains why “slow and steady” progress matters, how reducing cement content delivers measurable carbon impact, and how the industry can balance sustainability with speed, cost, and certainty. The episode highlights CarbonShield®, Clark Pacific’s lower-carbon concrete mix, and the company’s goal to reduce cement use in data centers by 50% by 2030.   You’ll also hear perspective from the iMasons Climate Accord on why incremental innovation, collaboration, and shared standards are essential to reaching net-zero goals across digital infrastructure.

Tate Expands Offsite Manufacturing to Accelerate Data Center Construction

How Tate is speeding up data center builds. This episode covers rising AI rack densities, the shift to liquid cooling, and how Tate’s offsite-built Konnect systems arrive ready to deploy. We also touch on their sustainability work through the iMasons Climate Accord.   Listen for a clear look at the engineering behind faster, scalable, AI-ready data centers.

How Southwire Keeps Electrons Flowing Through the Digital Economy

Southwire has spent 75 years keeping the world powered, and today the company sits at the heart of the digital economy. In this episode, we explore how wire and cable shape data centers, why medium-voltage supply is becoming a major constraint, and how innovation like Southwire’s SCR and C7® technologies are helping the industry scale sustainably. Leaders from Southwire and iMasons share how transparency, efficiency, and early collaboration keep electrons flowing and projects on track.