Mm-hmm

... buildings, small buildings.

Pretty much anywhere there's compute, uh, can be contributed to Akash network for the greater good.

And companies like, I mean, protocols like Akash are the solutions to this heavy, uh, selective biases, uh, which can lead to massive successes, right? So we're very proud, uh, to, to achieve what we achieved.

And today, uh, that compute as it gets more constrained, we are seeing a lot more users for Akash.

Um, initially Akash was mostly data center compute, but now we're going into, into homes with usable compute as well.

Uh, homes being one of the best resources, most, one of the least understood resources if you think about in terms of energy capture as well as compute capture.

Mm

can't transmit

energy from, let's say, UK to US because you really can't.

Even in US, transmitting energy from one city to another city is very challenging because there's a fixed amount of energy you can transmit through a copper wire.

In order to transmit more, you need bigger wires.

And that's impossible to upgrade wires.

Nobody wants.

It's a lot of challenges to upgrade the grid.

But where's your focus? You know, what are you looking to do with Akash this year? And what's kind of the top of your priority and push?

Absolutely

...

Akash in Sanskrit means the sky.

Sky is where the, where the clouds live.

Uh, it's what we call a super cloud.

That means, uh, AWS, uh, you know, could be part of Akash network as an offering.

Um, what Akash gives you that the other traditional cloud providers don't is freedom.

For sure.