Sep 29, 2026 · 49 min · 11 segments
Dave Sabey has spent more than two decades building data centers, long enough to watch the industry go from a niche bet to the backbone of the AI economy. Along the way, he picked up a few…
Dave SabeyGuestMatt AllenHostWait, I'd love to, you know, you, you mentioned earlier about like the transition from like technology centers and energy and kind of talking about that before we even started recording.
So, We'd love to, you know, let the audience in a little bit on some of kind of your forward thinking, you know, relative to power generation.
And you spent a lot of time in that space kind of thinking about what the next wave is going to be and are building up internal talent and capabilities within SABE.
So, yeah, walk us through how SABE kind of wants to get involved in the alternative energy generation space.
use the absolute demand space that's coming, which is common sense, which is similar to electrons and photons and moving to eastern Washington next to the Columbia River.
This country hasn't done anything great in the electron production space since the 40s.
Yeah.
And so we've used all of that electrons that used to be for all the aluminum industry that was along the Columbia.
Wait, I'd love to, you know, you, you mentioned earlier about like the transition from like technology centers and energy and kind of talking about that before we even started recording.
So, We'd love to, you know, let the audience in a little bit on some of kind of your forward thinking, you know, relative to power generation.
And you spent a lot of time in that space kind of thinking about what the next wave is going to be and are building up internal talent and capabilities within SABE.
So, yeah, walk us through how SABE kind of wants to get involved in the alternative energy generation space.
use the absolute demand space that's coming, which is common sense, which is similar to electrons and photons and moving to eastern Washington next to the Columbia River.
This country hasn't done anything great in the electron production space since the 40s.
Yeah.
And so we've used all of that electrons that used to be for all the aluminum industry that was along the Columbia.
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