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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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on the architecture that will get more specialized even by geo and by region. And then depending on how the regulatory frameworks evolve, you know, how that geo then expands. Like if China expands to different regions in the world, you will have a ve
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that's why ML system is fundamentally a new system research and system deployment. So you here at Infrac will be working on this layer that is not a vertical slice, but a fundamental, but a fundamental run time and impacting all the future generation
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I mean, we definitely work closely with the storage companies and we're building some software that that manages the interaction between the solar farm and the grid and charging the batteries. So sort of the sort of the control level system. I mean,
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...infrastructure is for the for the size and grandeur and the kinda global scale challenge we are having, getting this right actually involves understanding things at hyper local levels. So let me give you a couple of examples. If you when you really f
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...of infrastructure is a piece of infrastructure. Yeah. And generally, a new piece of infrastructure changes the way that you program computers and then changes the stack that's around it. Like, it's got different memory requirements. It's got differen
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So we are working on an eight block initiative that's bringing together data centers, retail spaces, and homes, right, and businesses. And if you can imagine, right now, Autodesk software is actually being used by the architects to kind of design the
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And, and when I say existing framework, I mean the existing transmission system, building solar projects, most of which now include batteries, and connected to the grid in Texas or California, Arizona, wherever. But the future, and this is sort of wh
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Well, you you put it at risk as well. I mean, there's a lot of benefits to it, and it sounds really cool. I mean, the only thing that I can compare it to, I think we talked about this previously, is that in New York City, there's a place called Bathh
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...is the stuff used to build the apps. So you sell to technical buyers, people that use computer science to solve business problems. So, like, if the company sells to marketers, that's not infrastructure. But it is developers, database administrators,
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Databases and file system, abstracted storage devices and networking. For accelerated computing, there's a brand new physical device that inference and we are abstracted a large part of it for inference specific workload. Of course, it's training, bu
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If you had to pick a next project tomorrow and you had no choice and you couldn't say no, you had to do two things at once, what's another thing you would wanna bring to the Internet that would improve the foundation for digital humanity the most for
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and map out different complexities in a regulation in a very formulaic and agentic way without having to completely redesign your entire processes from scratch every single time. How do we take technology and bring the factory out into the world? We'
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