Whether you use AI, high-performance computing, streaming media, or cloud services, you have a stake in the outcome of one of today’s biggest issues: data centers.

The debate over the scale and regulation of data centers affects politics, government, and the state of computing. You may have “skin in the game,” be committed to a side, or be indifferent, but it is still important to understand the different perspectives that may shape future decisions.

Join Chicago ACM and IEEE Chicago on October 22 at 5:30 PM at The Metropolitan Club for a moderated discussion featuring Sarah Moskowitz and Brad Tietz, who bring different perspectives to this timely issue.

Panelists:
Brad Tietz
Director, State Government Affairs – Midwest
Data Center Coalition

Bryan McDaniel
Director of Governmental Affairs
Citizens Utility Board (CUB)

Moderator:
Dr. Alvin Chin, Clinical Assistant Professor (UIC Business), ACM Chicago Chair, IEEE Computer Society Chicago Chair

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

This event is hybrid.

IN-PERSON ATTENDANCE

Please register through the Humanitix event page:
https://events.humanitix.com/tech-networking-night-and-panel-discussion/tickets

The Humanitix page will show the applicable ticket price. For non-club members, the cost is $20 plus the registration fee.  There are a limited number of free complimentary tickets for IEEE members, go to the Humanitix event page above and use code IEEE to redeem.

An RSVP alone here does not complete your in-person registration.

ONLINE ATTENDANCE

Online attendance is free. See below for Zoom registration website.
Please click the Zoom webinar registration link and complete the Zoom registration. You will then receive your personal Zoom link to join the event.

233 S Wacker Dr.
67th floor
Chicago, IL 60606