Technically speaking, Bitcoin mining buildings and data centers fall under the umbrella of Digital Infrastructure, yet comparing one to the other equates to comparing a 1990 Ford Festiva to a 2026 Rivian.
Today Co-Founder Jason Green was promoted to President. Green, who served as RAEDEN’s COO since the company’s founding, will assume an expanded strategic mandate including company growth, industry thought leadership, and confronting the growing challenge of misinformation surrounding data center development.
Today RAEDEN announced the appointment of Edward Stewart as COO. Stewart brings decades of deep experience in data center infrastructure and a rare, highly specialized expertise in adaptive reuse.
While AI training and inference are often grouped together under the umbrella of “AI workloads,” they possess fundamentally different operational profiles. For data center architects, hyperscalers, and enterprise IT leaders, treating them as identical can lead to massive inefficiencies.
For ordinary ratepayers, the arrival of AI data centers can seem like bad news. But a growing body of evidence, innovative contract structures, and new public policy frameworks suggest the opposite can be true.
To bypass the grid bottleneck, hyperscalers have committed to building their own data center power plants, but is this approach feasible for the average enterprise that needs data center capacity?
