• Date: October 15, 2026

• Time: 6–9 PM

• Location: Birdsong, San Francisco

• Seats: Limited to 20

Data center owners aren't struggling with a lack of data. They're struggling to trust the data they have.

This dinner brings together data center owners, developers, and construction and operations leaders for a peer conversation — no panels, no product demos — on how leading teams are closing the gap between what's reported and what's actually happening on site, from due diligence through operations handover.

WHAT WE'LL COVER

• Why dashboards and field reality drift apart as programs scale

• Building a visual record that travels from site work through commissioning

• Verifying progress and validating invoices without a GC's word as the only source

• What it takes to standardize documentation across a multi-site portfolio without adding headcount

WHY THIS ROOM

Matt Craske managed reality capture across 80+ data center projects globally for Google. This is the same conversation he led in April, back in San Francisco with a room built for it — a chance to sit at the table, not watch a presentation.

SEATS ARE LIMITED TO 20.