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...data center, and the network hardware sort of understands how to serve other tenants other than us. None of that existed, and none of that was true. So there's just no way you can be like, oh, yeah. Other companies just started using our infrastructu
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...caching, databases that works onto our own servers, a glorious, beautiful new fleet bought from the king of servers, Michael Dell, who really by the way, is another icon of my I saw he just celebrated forty one years in business. Forty one years. Thi
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...data center, and the network hardware sort of understands how to serve other tenants other than us. None of that existed, and none of that was true. So there's just no way you can be like, oh, yeah. Other companies just started using our infrastructu
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...the data center itself, very little of it is the same as was the case twenty years ago. The big difference in active components being GPUs. Right? About twenty years ago, what would you say the average number of GPUs were in a what percentage of Zero
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data centers are being built where the power is available rather than power being brought to where the data centers are, and that's why you're seeing a lot of projects that are being built out all throughout the world. And the other point though is t
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...to a data center and unwrapped and racked and all that stuff. Right? But how often do we need to do that? And how often do we need to do that if buying those servers is way, way cheaper? So should we get vastly more compute for the same amount of mon
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...data center requirements. Unlike software, this team is tied to physical deployment cycles and contracted CapEx. Electricity demand growth in key regions, including parts of Southeast Asia, is increasingly correlated with data center expansion. This
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...data centers, but also in the energy infrastructure to support them. And this will require people, lots of people, to build, operate, maintain, and run these these large scale energy investments. So if we look at data centers, you know, by the number
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...centers are being built where the power is available rather than power being brought to where the data centers are, and that's why you're seeing a lot of projects that are being built out all throughout the world. And the other point though is the li
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...database providers, and I think, you know Serverless Postgres. Yeah. When when Shocker. When you're an infrastructure company, you're on the hook if any provider has an outage. And I I can't tell my customers, like, hey, like, we went down because so
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...and share data very quickly and effectively. We see, like I mentioned earlier, kind of geospatial and bioinformatics companies, which traditionally don't have applications that connect to cloud storage natively and need some way to bridge that gap, w
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So I'm just like, you know Yeah. You you nailed it. Right? Like, I mean, like, how do you offer, like, a serverless like experience with somebody that is clearly not serverless. Right? And the answer is you need to be able to run, many browsers on si
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...and and AWS data centers are like within a millisecond on on each other on the public exchanges. But in Oregon, uniquely, the GCP data center sits like a couple 100 kilometers like East of Portland, and the AWS region sits in Portland. But the networ
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