TigerDC Appoints Daniel Brock to Lead AI Data Center Projects
TigerDC has appointed Daniel Brock as Project Manager Representative to scale its AI-ready data centers, announced in a press release. Brock, who previously led the Release to Production Labs at Meta, brings over two decades of experience in infrastructure operations and team leadership.
At Meta, Brock was instrumental in piloting and optimizing experimental data center hardware, shaping the design and operational strategy of Meta's data center hardware since 2013. His expertise is expected to bolster TigerDC's mission to deliver high-density, sustainable infrastructure tailored for AI and machine learning applications.
Jerry Tang, CEO of TigerDC, expressed enthusiasm for Brock's appointment, highlighting his ability to solve complex challenges and scale operations in fast-paced environments. This move aligns with TigerDC's ongoing efforts to build the future of AI-ready data centers.
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