data center

“It doesn't seem implausible. It doesn't seem at all implausible that we will have computers, data centers that are much smarter than people. And by smarter, I don't mean just have more memory or have more knowledge, but I also mean have deeper insight into the…”

“Nobody's built, like, a 500 megawatt gigawatt data center yet, and if you think of it as the equivalent of, like, a nuclear power plant's worth of energy going toward a single data center, it is quite large”

“Today to train these large models, you need all of the GPUs co-located because there is enough data transfer between different chips, right? Between your nodes. And there's a physical constraint on that in that you need to get that much power and to a data, da…”

“If you're interested in a data center and just have to give me a space and some power, some cooling, You know, and we'll, we'll help you set it up within, call it, 30 days.”

“These new data centers we're creating are not data centers. They don't, they're not multi-tenant. They tend to be single tenant. They're not storing any of our files. They're just, they're producing something and they're producing tokens.”

“You know, I say that the new unit of computing is the data center.”

“We're looking at further reductions, 2030, 40 degrees down the line over the next 12 months.”

“Where the drive to increased performance. You know, whatever, two to three times every two, three, four years. We're not going to be able to do that just because drawing power and water to the site and then getting the parts to run with this heat buildup, and …”

“Initially, we're starting off with 10 degrees, which is already worth millions for any data center who has a small number of servers.”

“You know, I say that the new unit of computing is the data center.”

“I think that later on, it becomes so destabilizing that China just says, we're going to do something preemptive, like do a cyber attack on your data center. And the U.S. Might do that to China.”

“Well, you know, fast forward to twenty-twenty-six, and what we see is, you know, there is obviously more availability of chips, but to build and operate these, you know, data centers requires people, power, infrastructure, a lot of these things that have a lot…”

“Unless we as an industry are very principled about ensuring That the benefits of all the stuff we're talking about are felt in real ways at the community level... Then we will have permission. If it is not, we won't have permission.”

“And the question flips around, which is, if I have, you know, a gigawatt of power with land and fiber, is someone going to put a data center there? It's like, yes, absolutely, right?”

“People look at data centers and say, oh, it's a big Costco box, and there's two parking, two cars in the parking lot, and all of that is being driven automatically, so there's no jobs. I call BS on that because if you think about whether it's around energy, Li…”

“I think building out the data centers is, is going to be a bottleneck.”