Suresh Pichai

Director, Innovation & Development, Equinix

Suresh Pichai is Director, Innovation & Development at Equinix. Suresh’s team works on future technologies for data centers and cost efficiencies through productization and supply chain optimization. He has patents pending and issued in the area of energy efficient data center cooling products and others.

Prior to Equinix, Suresh has worked for Intel and major engineering consulting firms such as CH2MHill and Jacobs Engineering (Sverdrup) in the areas of design, design-build and facilities management. Suresh holds a MS degree from the University of Illinois and is a registered Mechanical Engineer in the state of California.

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Suresh Pichai

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