Jeremy Pease, CEO of Hivelocity, will be speaking at the infra/STRUCTURE Summit 2025, a premier event for global infrastructure and data center leaders, to be held in Las Vegas later this month. The event will highlight the fast-changing trends in managed infrastructure, cloud transformation, and edge computing.
Hivelocity, an industry leader in bare metal cloud and edge computing solutions, has been leading the charge to enable businesses with scalable and high-performance infrastructure. With Pease at the helm, the company has fast-tracked its growth curve, closing the gap between legacy dedicated servers and next-generation cloud architecture. At the infra/STRUCTURE Summit, Pease will provide insight into the future of managed infrastructure, highlighting the need for reliability, scalability, and automation in today’s distributed computing world.
The Future of Managed Infrastructure
Pease will speak about the paradigm shift occurring throughout the infrastructure ecosystem. With businesses moving more workloads to hybrid and multi-cloud, the need for managed infrastructure services has exponentially increased. Industry reports show that now businesses are focused on flexibility, low latency, and security—pillars on which Hivelocity has built into its services.
Companies no longer view infrastructure as a fixed asset—it’s now an active facilitator of innovation,” Pease said in a pre-summit statement. “Our goal at Hivelocity is to take the complexity out of managing infrastructure and enable businesses to scale smarter, faster, and more securely.
The conversation will also touch on the effects of edge computing on worldwide operations. With data creation booming at the edge—from IoT endpoints to AI usage—organizations are looking for local infrastructure solutions that bring compute power to users. Hivelocity’s edge platform, which extends to dozens of worldwide locations, allows customers to put workloads anywhere with little latency and high reliability.
Innovation, Automation, and AI in Infrastructure
While at the summit, Pease will also discuss the use of automation and AI in the future infrastructure management. Ranging from predictive maintenance and workload optimization to automated scaling, AI-powered systems are transforming the way infrastructure providers function.
Hivelocity has been making significant investments in automation technologies that improve customer experience and operational effectiveness. Its API-first approach to infrastructure enables developers to manage, deploy, and scale servers natively and programmatically through APIs—infusing bare metal environments with cloud-like agility.
“Automation is not about efficiency—it’s about agility,” explained Pease. “We are moving towards a world where infrastructure can anticipate requirements, self-heal, and optimize in real time. That is the direction in which Hivelocity is headed.”
A Meeting of Global Leaders
The infra/STRUCTURE Summit unites CEOs, CTOs, investors, and technology innovators from the data center, cloud, and network infrastructure sectors. The sessions at the event will include discussions on AI workloads, green data centers, digital infrastructure investment, and cloud and edge computing convergence.
Pease’s involvement highlights Hivelocity as a forward-thinking company in the managed infrastructure sector. The recent efforts by the company—entering new international markets, increasing network capacity, and launching next-gen GPU-powered servers—have set it up to meet the increasing needs of AI, gaming, and content delivery business.
Sustainability and the Road Ahead
One of the primary points Pease is set to emphasize is sustainability. With demand for data and compute resources growing exponentially, the infrastructure sector is being increasingly pressured to save on carbon emissions. Hivelocity has been working to develop energy-efficient cooling technologies and sources of renewable power to reduce environmental footprint with peak performance.
“The infrastructure that powers our digital world must evolve responsibly,” Pease emphasized. “Sustainability isn’t a choice—it’s an obligation. At Hivelocity, we’re integrating green practices without compromising reliability or performance.”
Jeremy Pease’s attendance at the infra/STRUCTURE Summit 2025 represents a tipping point for Hivelocity and the wider managed infrastructure ecosystem. His insights are likely to provide insight into how businesses can use infrastructure as a strategic differentiator in an era of AI, automation, and edge computing.
As businesses continue to adopt digital transformation, Pease’s message will probably ring true: the future of infrastructure is not merely power and performance—but intelligence, flexibility, and purposeful innovation.
