Prometheus Hyperscale Appoints James Faccone as Global Head of Infrastructure
Prometheus Hyperscale has appointed James Faccone as the Global Head of Infrastructure Delivery, announced in a press release. Faccone will oversee the global deployment of Prometheus's infrastructure platform, focusing on scalable, energy-efficient, and AI-ready data centers.
With over 20 years of experience in mission-critical infrastructure, Faccone has a proven track record in delivering large-scale, AI-optimized data centers. His previous roles include senior positions at Meta, Facebook, and Equinix, where he led global infrastructure operations and pioneered the integration of AI and sustainable technologies.
Faccone's appointment is seen as a significant step for Prometheus Hyperscale, as his leadership is expected to set new standards for speed, reliability, and innovation in infrastructure delivery. "I'm thrilled to join Prometheus at such a dynamic moment in the data center space," said Faccone, expressing his enthusiasm for the company's vision and technical ambition.
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