Everwhat

A shot of power, transport, and city, shot with an iPhone 11 from northbound car on the NJ Turnpike.

Um…

Shanaka Anslem Perera: The Megawatt Mirage: NVIDIA’s $4.5 Trillion Valuation Depends on a Grid That Cannot Deliver. Chips Ready. Software Ready. Power Infrastructure? Eight-Year Queue. Credit Markets? Flashing Red. The tweet version:

“Microsoft’s CEO admitted GPUs are sitting in warehouses unplugged.

Not demand. Not defects. Power.

Transformer lead times: 4 years

Grid interconnection queues: 8 years

NVIDIA backlog assumes: 18 months…

$4.5 trillion valuation depends on infrastructure that does not exist.

The chips are ready. The grid is not.”

Logisms

I like “everwhat” and “everwhen.” Just wanted to say that.

Still trying

“Life is a casino with no house, so go ahead and influence your own bets. The future is a black swan hatchery that will produce colors other than black and white. Every species is a mistake that works. Best to make new ones.” —The Intention Economy



One response to “Everwhat”

  1. Complexity science is beautiful. A simple way to measure if a bet is being worked in your favor or not is if the players are making things more complex or more simple around something.

    Timeliness, accuracy and information relevance are the main variables to achieving simplicity.

    Simplicity is a freedom. In the information age, the threat to freedom is a lack of clarity.

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