Technology is reshaping every industry, but nowhere is the pace of change more visible than in the systems that power our connected world.
From artificial intelligence and HPC to digital infrastructure and emerging energy technologies, innovation is creating new opportunities while challenging long-established assumptions about design, performance, resilience and sustainability.
At RED, technology isn't a standalone discipline, it sits at the intersection of engineering, energy, infrastructure and human expertise.
As new generations of AI hardware emerge faster than facilities can be designed and built, and power requirements reach unprecedented levels, the challenge is no longer keeping up with change, but designing systems that can adapt to whatever comes next.
RED's partnership with NVIDIA to design integrated power, cooling and compute environments for next-generation AI factories reflects exactly this challenge in practice.
Hear from Lee Prescott, our Chief Technology officer
As he explores how next-generation AI chips are reshaping data centre design and why infrastructure must evolve alongside accelerating chip roadmaps.
Episode 1 | Are you ready for Rubin?
Episode 1 | Are you ready for Rubin?
Lee Prescott | Designing Data Centres for Next-Generation AI at DCW 2026
Lee Prescott | Designing Data Centres for Next-Generation AI at DCW 2026
What We Explore
Technology on The Centr examines the ideas, trends and engineering challenges shaping the future of digital infrastructure and the industries it supports. Topics include:
- Artificial Intelligence and AI Factories
- Data Centre Innovation
- Digital Infrastructure
- High-Performance Computing (HPC)
- Emerging Power and Cooling Technologies
- Automation and Smart Systems
- Digital Transformation
- Future Energy Technologies
- Connectivity and Network Infrastructure
- Technology Strategy and Industry Trends
The Questions Driving Change
As technology evolves, organisations face increasingly complex questions - how infrastructure stays flexible when technology cycles move faster than construction cycles, what impact AI will have on power and cooling demand, and what resilience looks like in a future built on digital infrastructure.
Through expert perspectives, research and real-world project experience, The Centr explores these questions and more, helping leaders understand not just what is changing, but why it matters.
Technology Through an Engineering Lens
The conversation around technology often focuses on software and innovation itself. At RED, we focus on the engineering systems that make it possible - whether enabling hyperscale Data Centres, supporting AI-ready infrastructure alongside partners like NVIDIA, integrating next-generation cooling, or designing resilient energy systems.
Engineering remains the critical link between technological ambition and operational reality - the technologies shaping our future require infrastructure capable of supporting continual evolution.
TECHNOLOGY PERSPECTIVE
Meet our Chief Technology Officer and explore the innovations transforming modern engineering.
Chief Technology Officer
