AI megadeals, government tech flops, and a new era for construction’s reality capture.
In this week’s Bricks, Bucks & Bytes episode:
💰 Oracle seals a $300B deal with OpenAI, propelling Larry Ellison past Elon Musk (for a moment).
📉 UK government’s Microsoft Copilot trial finds no clear productivity boost despite 10,000 licenses.
📸 OpenSpace’s CEO Jeevan Kalanithi joins to reveal how they’re moving beyond reality capture.
But that’s not all:
Oracle’s forecasted data center boom to $144B by 2030, but can they actually build fast enough?
Dustin explains why rosy projections sound like “startup pitches on steroids.”
Martin unleashes on taxpayer money wasted in the UK’s AI experiments.
We debate the ultimate workplace controversy: barefoot in the office.
🎧 Listen now for:
Why Oracle might be the Levi Strauss of the AI gold rush.
What OpenSpace’s shift from reactive to “field system of work” means for contractors.
The hidden risks of overbuilding data centers.
Where value engineering and AI could actually change how projects get priced.