DC BLOX Executive to Discuss AI Infrastructure Collaboration at Datacloud USA 2025
DC BLOX's Chief Revenue Officer Chris Gatch will participate in a panel at Datacloud USA 2025, exploring how fiber providers and data center operators can collaborate to support America's AI growth through enhanced connectivity infrastructure.

DC BLOX, a provider of connected data centers and fiber network solutions across the Southeastern United States, will participate in Datacloud USA 2025, scheduled for September 16–17, 2025, in Austin, Texas. The company is sponsoring the event, and Chief Revenue Officer Chris Gatch will join industry experts for a panel discussing how fiber providers and data center operators can collaborate to progress the country’s AI growth.
Datacloud USA, co-located with Metro Connect Fall, brings together leaders in the data center, fiber, and energy markets to explore key themes, challenges, and opportunities that are shaping the future of digital infrastructure. Gatch will speak during a panel on day one of the event, titled "Fiber and data centers: collaborating to enhance America’s AI leadership." Participants will examine how surging demand from AI and cloud computing is driving the need for robust fiber infrastructure to support data center growth.
Gatch is set to offer insights into how regional connectivity strategies and new fiber investments can unlock opportunities for data centers in underserved growth markets. The session will also cover how operators and fiber providers can band together to deliver scalable, low-latency connectivity. This discussion is particularly relevant as AI applications require massive data transfer capabilities and minimal latency, making the synergy between data centers and fiber networks critical for national competitiveness.
The panel will take place at the Datacloud USA Stage, Austin Marriott Downtown, on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, from 4:45 to 5:30 p.m. CT. Other panelists include Colby Cox of DC Byte, Srikanth Manthena of Singtel, Brad Alexander of DartPoints, and Doug Recker of Duos Edge AI, with James Grice of Akerman LLP serving as chairperson. To register for Datacloud USA, visit https://www.datacloud-usa.com/registration-ygps.
DC BLOX's involvement underscores the growing importance of regional infrastructure development in supporting technological advancements. The company's focus on the Southeastern United States highlights emerging markets that are becoming crucial hubs for data center expansion, driven by AI and cloud computing demands. For more information about DC BLOX, visit https://www.dcblox.com.