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The Chemical Dividing the Copper Boom
Gécamines’ copper smelter in Lubumbashi, Zaire, between 1980 and 1993. Image: Gécamines, public domain via Wikimedia Commons.
Black Paper: The Chemical Dividing the Copper Boom
The Copper Story Is Missing a Chemical
The most r...
The Phantom Gigawatts of AI
Google Data Center, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Photo by Chad Davis via Wikimedia Commons.
Black Paper: The Phantom Gigawatts of AI
Six Numbers, One Campus
Helios has the potential to become a 3.6 gigawatt data center campus in...
Bloom Energy: The Most Valuable Megawatt Is the One That Arrives on Time
Black Paper: Bloom Energy: The Most Valuable Megawatt Is the One That Arrives on Time
This essay brings The Black Line together with once again. I map the physical constraint creating the time to power premium. Ozeco then follows that mec...
IBIDEN and the Bottleneck Beneath AI
Black Paper: IBIDEN and the Bottleneck Beneath AI
IBIDEN is committing ¥500 billion to advanced chip substrate capacity. The real constraint is whether capital can become qualified yield.
The Layer Nobody Sees
Turn an a...
How Much Does a Revolution Cost?
Before industrial revolutions become productivity, they become infrastructure. Battersea Power Station, London.
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How Much Does a Revolution Cost?
The AI debate starts with a verdict: bubble or revo...
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