KR Sridhar
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1,114 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
KR Sridhar’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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If there are only a couple of winners in this, AI is not going to become ubiquitous.
And I absolutely believe AI will become ubiquitous, which means there's an entire chain of winners.
Let's start at the very right.
At the very right is the consumer, the customer who procures it and finds greater value using that product than not using that product.
So they have to be a winner.
So any business, all the way from a mom and pop restaurant, laundry store, to a very large biomedical company or a cancer cure hospital has to benefit from it.
The people have to benefit from it.
They're all winners.
Then you start coming to the left.
Almost everything in technology ultimately moves to the edge, closer to where people are.
So it's not just the large, big mega data centers that we are talking about right now, the AI factories.
The AI factories ultimately need to have this distribution warehouse of intelligence.
Those are the edge data centers residing in every neighborhood like the one we are in right now.
They become winners.
And then you have the people who develop all the services winning because they're the service providers that provide all this.
And everybody who supports the ecosystem wins.
But to me, on the electricity side that you focused on, electricity is the one large infrastructure that's not come to the edge.
It's always so far been very large power plants built very far away with transmission distribution coming in highways and, you know, like surface streets to you.
How is it that electricity runs digital, but electricity alone doesn't get smart, doesn't come to the edge?
That's what Bloom's about.
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