From Announcement to Access
A first coding of twelve public AI infrastructure projects, and the user contract that is still missing.
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Notes from company-side capital markets, AI infrastructure research, and the technical work that helps me translate one into the other.
Notes on AI infrastructure: what inference costs, how contracts and capital move, who can stop what, and which announced projects have reached operation.
A first coding of twelve public AI infrastructure projects, and the user contract that is still missing.
Read the essaySeparating queue delays from execution problems in public MIT and SURF GPU traces
Read on Substack ↗Two flows connect Korean memory, US cloud contracts, and Middle Eastern facilities
Read on Substack ↗Notes on request timing and length in a public Azure inference trace, and what a token price leaves out.
Read the essayNotes on IREN's agreements with Microsoft and Dell, and the cost of waiting for customer payments.
Read the essayNotes on government powers, company commitments and the evidence from an actual interruption.
Read the essayFollowing seven announced Saudi and UAE projects through their public records.
Read the essayMy research agenda for following public AI investment through to working infrastructure and access.
Read the essayThese pieces came from implementing models, reading research, and watching technology move into real markets.
What matching heatmaps on ResNet50 did and didn’t tell me about my code
Read the essayNotes on an animated series, an AI forecast, and the infrastructure businesses in the forecaster’s fund.
Read the essayReading Project Genie, Marble, JEPA and Cosmos with one question: what could other companies build around them?
Read the essayNotes on venture funding, sovereign investment and the work of getting a robot into a customer's factory.
Read the essayTracing one imagined factory task through the companies that would have to deliver it.
Read the essayNotes on the search for robotics’ “ChatGPT moment,” February 2026
Read the essayNotes on the founder's ambitions, Delivery Hero's ownership and what another sale could mean for Korea.
Read the essayNotes on the robot-learning papers I’m reading, February 2026.
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