Community
An operator-grade community for engineers, technicians, designers, builders, and operators across the digital infrastructure stack.
DCYB is the community and talent pipeline for the next generation of data centers. The facilities behind AI, cloud, and everything connected.
Digital infrastructure is the physical layer behind every byte. It runs on people — and the industry is critically short of them. DCYB exists to compound that workforce, in public, with the operators who will define the next decade.
An operator-grade community for engineers, technicians, designers, builders, and operators across the digital infrastructure stack.
Sourcing, training, and certifying the people who will build, power, cool, and run the next decade of compute.
Connecting hyperscalers, colos, OEMs, and energy partners to a vetted network of practitioners and emerging talent.
High-signal programming — cohorts, certifications, IRL convenings — designed for the realities of the industry, not the slideware.
Coverage Across National Financial Media.
Capital is flowing. Permits are clearing. Substations are being built. The constraint is no longer dollars or designs. It is the practitioners who can stand sites up, run them at 99.999%, and train the next class behind them.
DCYB closes that gap.
Global data center power demand projected to rise 220% by 2030 versus 2023, up from a 165% estimate just one year ago.
Hyperscale, colocation, and edge buildouts. JLL frames a 14% CAGR supercycle through 2030 across power, cooling, network, and shell.
Biggest gaps sit in junior and mid-level operations, mechanical, and electrical roles. More than half the industry cannot fill them.
The next half-decade defines who builds, and who watches, the AI-era backbone.
The industry is at a handoff. The people who built data center infrastructure are starting to pass it to the generation that will run it for the next forty years. The companies that win the talent war are the ones building that relationship now, not when the gap is already costing them.
DCYB sits in the middle of that handoff. We bring together the next generation of operators, engineers, and builders, and we connect them to the companies serious about their future. A DCYB Certified Partner is a company that showed up early and stood with that generation while it mattered.
The companies building the future, standing with the people who will run it.
DCYB Certified Partner marks a company as an active partner of DCYB, publicly committed to engaging the next generation of operators, engineers, and builders. The badge certifies a real, ongoing relationship, displayed on the company's materials and on the DCYB platform alongside the community they support. The badge certifies the partnership is active. It does not represent an audit or ranking of the company.
Founding rates are offered to the first cohort only, then close permanently. In return, founding partners agree to be named publicly as a DCYB founding partner, to provide one endorsement, and to let DCYB reference the relationship in outreach.
DCYB is in formal partnership with Infrastructure Masons (iMasons) — the global community of professionals building the digital infrastructure of the modern world. Together, we bring the next generation directly into rooms with the people running it.

The global non-profit community of executives and professionals advancing the digital infrastructure industry. Members include hyperscalers, colos, OEMs, A&E firms, and operators across six continents.
A direct-access session for those newer to the industry. Live panel with five senior leaders, followed by 10-minute breakout rooms — the kind of access you don't get from the outside.
The next generation of digital infrastructure won't be built in keynote rooms — it'll be built in the small-group sessions where seniors hand the playbook to the people coming up.
Founder · Operator · Allocator

Luke Adams is Co-Founder of Data Center Youngbloods and an Investment Analyst at DPGlobal Assets, where he works hands-on across the full financial and technical lifecycle of digital infrastructure projects, from due diligence through the detailed analysis behind AI infrastructure development. His focus is understanding what actually goes into building a data center, and everything that has to be evaluated and approved before a project breaks ground.
He holds the complete IDCA certification stack, DCIE, DCIS, and DCES, and completed the PTC Beyond Academy Master Class, deepening his expertise across power, cooling, sustainability, and the global digital infrastructure landscape. As a Partner and Financial Analyst at Pura Vida Data Centers, he led the research and built the investor presentation for the project, which is in pre-development as it advances toward its vision of bringing AI infrastructure to Costa Rica, and he presents the opportunity directly to investors.
Luke has spent the last two years immersed in the industry from the inside, engaging directly with its leaders at the events shaping its future. He has become a recognized voice for the next generation, sharing his perspective on NEDAS Live with Ilissa Miller and on JSA TV through the Datacloud Talent in Tech program, where he spoke about what drew him into digital infrastructure, why curiosity is the most important skill a young professional can bring, and his vision for a more sustainable, human-centered industry.
Alongside his co-founder JohnPaul Adams, Luke founded Data Center Youngbloods to close the workforce gap in the biggest infrastructure buildout of our lifetime. The mission is direct. Connect the next generation to careers building the systems that power the AI era.
The full DCYB narrative — the talent gap, the three-pillar platform, the workforce layer, and the ask. Built for operators, investors, and associations shaping the next decade of digital infrastructure.
Sources cited · JLL · Uptime Institute · Goldman Sachs · S&P Global
Proud to put this event together. It is the first of many, so do not miss the next one. Our team learned something from every person who walked through the door. The conversations were extraordinary, and a reminder of why DCYB exists.
DCYB is growing fast. We will replicate this in hubs worldwide and collaborate at conferences everywhere. Reach out to learn more.

Cocktail hour. Cannes seafront, Datacloud Global Congress week.

The easel goes magenta. The conversations get sharper.

The first DCYB cohort, in one frame, in one place.
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