More work for every watt

Europe is obsessed with owning intelligence.

Building its own models. Funding research. Pursuing AI sovereignty.

Yet intelligence doesn't live in white papers. It runs in datacenters.

We're moving from asking AI about the weather to asking it to discover drugs, engineer new materials, and build software autonomously. These aren't questions that take seconds to answer. They're missions that can take days to complete.

This is an industrial computing problem, with consequences for productivity and economic growth, constrained by electricity, compute capacity, and the economics of running intelligence at scale.

Owning the models means little without the electricity and compute to put them to work.