Data Center Knowledge’s new quarterly leadership roundup tracks the executives and board members shaping the data center and cloud industries. DataBank is among the operators highlighted in the Q2 2026 edition, recognized alongside major players including Stream Data Centers, Vantage, and Equinix.
DataBank has appointed two new members to its board of directors: Rob Johnson, former CEO of Vertiv, and Daniel Sturman, former CTO of Roblox. The appointments reflect DataBank’s continued momentum as the company scales its portfolio of high-density data centers and low-latency interconnection hubs to meet growing demand from its 2,500-plus enterprise, hyperscale cloud, and AI customers.
The broader roundup underscores a wave of strategic leadership investment across the industry as operators race to address escalating demand for power, sustainability expertise, and AI-ready infrastructure capacity.
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DataBank has appointed former Vertiv CEO Rob Johnson and former Roblox CTO Daniel Sturman to its Board of Directors, strengthening its leadership as it expands high-density data centers and interconnection hubs to support accelerating enterprise, hyperscale cloud, and AI infrastructure demand.
Despite AI hype and unprecedented capital deployment, 2026 will see tighter financing, constrained power, and gradual enterprise adoption as the industry returns to fundamentals.
AI workloads are reshaping data center infrastructure with extreme power fluctuations and cooling demands that are forcing operators to rethink everything they build.
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