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infrastructure
We put them on Vogel Reactors 3 And 4. We turned them on. Huge win. And then those people that went back to building highways or, like, bridges or something else. And, like, instead of just going and putting them on Vogel, like, five, six, seven, eig
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Alright. So let's turn to another topic which very Engineer per kilowatt. Engineer per kilowatt. In The US. Networking. Right? Obviously, you alluded to it, scale up, scale out. In your case, you mentioned scale across. So it seems to me that network
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And we have been in the process over the past four years of planning out what are those national interest electric corridors and where can we better make sure that the grid there's a handshake between one region and another. So for example, if you've
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...infrastructure that gets built, over time. And so there's
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“How top VCs architect their firms to evaluate AI deals in minutes”
I think we've been much more focused on building networks in these talent pockets. And basically, like, how do we, you know, how do we build, you know, architect a firm, even the folks we hire, the th
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tactical advice2:23 – 2:47
Just to finish that thought, in the case of networking as we all know. Yeah. It was a different way of operating a network. Yeah. Yeah, totally. So that was the value proposition. Not necessarily 10x better, it was something that could not be done on
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...infrastructure and you have to continue to sell the infrastructure to the people building it. Yeah. I mean, I think infrastructure traditionally has followed usage models. Right? So back to your consumer thing, you really have to understand the usage
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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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And they don't want to miss out on the $23,000,000,000,000 global market that these clean energy products represent. If we're not building them, someone else is going to be building them and why would we see the territory? So one way or the other, th
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“This AI connector optimizes for goodwill instead of traditional metrics”
Gordy is when you think about any unsupervised learning system, you're trying to optimize an objective function or a cost function. For Gordy, that is goodwill. Right? How much goodwill can I actually
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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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...our infrastructure actually was looking like. And so when we have these new technologies, then we can much more efficiently use the infrastructure we have. Do you what are your reactions to this conversation thus far? What are some areas you're parti
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