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▶ 7:49 Brian Janous That makes demand planning pretty tricky, because even if you have extraordinarily high conviction, as we did in the early twenty-tens, that the cloud market was going to be very large, we did not have incredible conviction on exactly what…
▶ 8:51 Brian Janous And, and what happened during the 2010 is you had the co-location market sort of fill the gap because every company under-invested in their infrastructure, uh, which is why, you know, Microsoft and Amazon and Google leased capacity from…
▶ 13:30 Shayle Kann Yeah, you and I have talked about this before, so correct me where I've gotten how you've explained this to me wrong, but my recollection is that in the, in previous waves here, the way that this market was mostly structured was either,…
▶ 34:12 Brian Janous Um, but it's, it's basically the same concept that we have around green tariffs, which is, hey, if I'm a customer like what Google, uh, did, you know, in, in Nevada, you know, if I'm a customer and I am willing to pay for a different

▶ 6:46 Paul Lambert So I started Googling heat pumps, probably the same thing as everyone else, and I found, um, these, you know, mini splits.
▶ 11:44 Paul Lambert And, and there's, there's actually a mistake I think some people make where they Google mini-split, and they'll find, ah, they'll go to HVAC Direct or something online, and they're like, oh, I can buy this Mitsubishi for 1500 bucks for,…
▶ 26:13 Paul Lambert Um, so I think the ideal customer experience, probably, for a lot of people, does start on the internet, where you do some research, you're probably Googling it anyways, to figure out what a heat pump is, and what, what, what's a good…

▶ 0:41 Stephen Lacey We have speakers from Google, Meta, DOE, Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners, Crusoe, AES, Dominion, Avangrid, EPRI, and more.

▶ 21:12 Chase Lockmiller And Orbital Materials, you know, it was, ah, the team had previously come from DeepMind working on a lot of the, ah, foundational models for inorganic chemistry.

▶ 3:44 Shayle Kann Uh, for this one, I spoke to Doj Chubuk, who is a research scientist studying materials discovery at Google DeepMind.
▶ 28:31 Doğuş Çubuk (Doj Chubuk) And one other potential factor is, and I, I see this often, you know, at Google, when somebody outside of material science gets interested in trying to contribute to material science, a common reason is they worry about the climate
▶ 34:53 Shayle Kann Uh, curious to hear what you're working on and what you you're most excited about in terms of your work at DeepMind.
▶ 37:31 Shayle Kann Doj Chubuk is a research scientist at Google DeepMind focused on materials discovery.

▶ 40:09 Shayle Kann Like the tech companies were also the early leaders there, Google and Microsoft and Facebook and so on.

▶ 2:28 Shayle Kann All right, so go to your computer, or your phone, or whatever, and Google all the metals we mined.

▶ 10:37 Brian Janous Everyone was launching some of their early cloud regions, and then over time, you know, Microsoft, Amazon, Google all have dozens of regions around the world, but that dozens of regions consists of hundreds of individual data centers.
▶ 18:28 Brian Janous So those, you know, if you drop your new podcast and put it on your, on your website and, you know, it doesn't show up in a Google search for a few minutes, that's not a big deal, right?
▶ 37:20 Brian Janous Talking about this in the context of Microsoft, just because I was at that table, but I'm sure the same thing with Google and Amazon and everyone else who've made, you know, enormously ambitious climate commitments, and all of the tech…
▶ 39:51 Shayle Kann And by the way, decarbonization, or like, access to clean power at that site, and then ideally access to twenty-four-seven clean power at that site, right, which is the, the goal that the hyperscalers have set for themselves, or at least I…

▶ 30:35 Shayle Kann So the metrics people are using, I will note there was another, I think it was Google or somebody, one of the other hyperscalers has their own chip that they're building

▶ 23:53 Stephen Lacey Excess renewables, uh, and Google's carbon aware computing, specifically for demand response, which they have dispatched in Europe and in the Midwest. 2 times in the scene

▶ 39:15 Nat Bullard Uh, this is data from Google's data centers, and they're about as transparent as you can get with this figure.

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