A Look Back at the Inside Data Centre Podcast in 2024
As we head into a new year, it’s interesting to look back at what has been an extraordinary year for the Inside Data Centre Podcast, hosted by Andy Davis.
This year, the podcast saw a significant 89% increase in Spotify listeners compared to 2023, a testament to the growing interest in the data centre industry and the unique insights Andy’s guests bring to the table. With listeners tuning in from around the world, the UK remains the top audience, closely followed by the US.
A year of growth and milestones
The podcast’s growth speaks volumes about its reach and relevance in the data centre space. Here are some stats that stood out this year:
- Platform performance: The podcast has grown in listenership across all platforms: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Google Podcasts.
- Audience interests: Andy’s listeners have also enjoyed top podcasts like The Joe Rogan Experience, Diary of a CEO, and The Rest is Politics.
- Geographical reach: While the UK takes the top spot for listener numbers, the US audience is growing steadily, reflecting the global appeal of data centre discussions.
Themes that defined 2024
In 2024, podcast episodes explored several recurring themes, including:
Career development: Offering actionable advice for professionals navigating their paths in the sector, including those new to the sector.
Sustainability in data centres: Addressing the environmental challenges and solutions in the industry.
Emerging technologies: Discussing the latest advancements and their impact on operations.
Talent shortage: Discussing the best ways to encourage new talent to join this exciting industry.
Looking ahead to 2025
The new year promises exciting developments for the podcast. It will continue featuring some of the brightest minds in the data centre industry, and delve deeper into emerging trends.
To Andy’s listeners, guests, and supporters: thank you for making 2024 an unforgettable year. Here’s to another year of insightful conversations and shared growth in 2025!
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