Do you have access to energy? How about having access to enough and reliable energy. One has to note that there is a difference between this two; the former could just be a disguise while the latter explains effectiveness.
We are phasing into an era where those with enough energy will have dominance. I never knew meta was seeing much afar into the future of energy demands when they went straight ahead to secure a ten years steady deal. I read that article sometimes late last year and it really made sense and even much more sense to me this year. Its main focus was the artificial intelligence battle.
Indeed, energy is not something to joke with when it comes to the survival of this new technology. I talked about this some time ago how the digital space is very dependent on the physical. Infrastructures are the things needed for a smooth running of this tech wave. Considering the enormous data centers and cloud computing base for data storage. There is a lot to talk about. I think at some point OpenAi also made such a big move last year if actually they were not the first.
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Connecting the dots, what brought about this article is my current concerns about driving a brand that runs its daily business on steady energy. The fact is, the cost of doing that both publicly and privately are expensive. In short, it is the private move that costs the most. On the public stage (general or national electricity) the prepaid meter system is still cost effective as compared to the estimated.
Another thing to consider is how steady this light will even flow daily (inefficient band is also bad for business). In short, this has been what has been putting me through this brain work. When I thought I had resolved the issue of nearly steady and affordable energy last year, I never knew it was going to last just a year and I will have to again use the drawing board.
When it comes to energy, there is nothing much to debate on as it will continue to be on high demand. Yes, this is not the time when I was growing up. At least by that time, few people even had access to household appliances. At most it was just bulbs, fans and that old time TV set, it would be an honor to even have a fridge or freezer. It was the same for even businesses, many SMEs couldn't afford standards so it was always on the local. For instance, the laundry and the tailoring business of those times can't be compared to NOW.
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Fast forward and you will currently have to estimate how much energy every household is currently using. How about business? Even SMEs nowadays are operating with standards and the more advanced ones are socking enough energy hourly to keep it going.
To conclude, let me add, our recent business meeting showed that we could differentiate our brand (although we are still in the SME phase) from others by strategizing a way out to get steady energy. Yes, the cost is high but not impossible. It has been that brain driller on my table; how do we successfully pack the energy.
From here, the question of what we are doing and how we are doing it comes into a big display here. Maybe a more refurbishing approach should be; what should we be doing and how should we be doing it. It drives down to cash flow, something I know at the least, securing this steady energy would have helped promote.
That is where we are facing the challenge presently, we need some reasonable amount to achieve this, and the back up question that follows is what if ALL is spent and the positive results don't come out?. In my own views, if steady energy is secured, such setback chances are very low. This is why we are entrepreneurs, evolving and connecting dots until it comes out just perfect enough.
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