Lennart Heim

Which countries is it mostly concentrated?

Mostly in the US, bad news.

We just published a data set where we see like, I think it's like 60 to 70% of all supercomputers are in the US, right?

Like Europe, 10%, China's another 10%, something along these lines.

I think roughly this is also like what I expect all of AI computer results being there.

So that's the status quo.

So if people just say like, power to the people, they're worried about more concentration.

I was like, look, the status quo, it's already concentrated across all these companies.

And there's a good reason for investigation.

I think there's ongoing investigations into the cloud stack.

All of these cloud companies have just been getting bigger and bigger and bigger.

Again, I'm not an antitrust lawyer, but I think this is at least something one should look into what one could do about it.

So those are the computer resources being concentrated.

Argument against it is like, this doesn't mean who's using it.

We both right now use computing power by Substack.

Well, I don't think Substack has a cluster.

It's probably Amazon Web Services, right?

So it's something that I can just access it.

The world is just like, what if they cut us off, right?

What in the future?