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A monthly webinar series and podcast where leaders say it ugly and build it better. Real conversations on regenerative innovation. Hosted by JoAnn Garbin and Taryn Kutches of Regenerous Labs.
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Project Jupiter Is Living Up to Its Name. That's the Problem. (opens the original)
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Last week I published the Builder Economy framework we use in the lab and asked you to run it on something real. I did the same. I ran it on one of the biggest projects in the news.Project Jupiter is a 1,400-acre AI campus going up in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, built by STACK Infrastructure for Oracle and OpenAI. It will run on its own gas-powered plant. Somebody named it after the biggest gas giant in the solar system, probably as an inside joke. We should read it as a warning.Today, it’s 26% bu
What Are You Building? And What Is It Built On? (opens the original)
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Someone ate today because of you.Maybe you also checked on a parent, fixed something in the neighborhood park, showed someone how to do something properly, or answered a stranger’s question on a forum.None of it counted.At least, it didn’t count in today’s economy for you. Here’s the test: if you had paid someone to do any of those things, the economy would have grown. You did them yourself, so they registered as zero.And the one value they cannot have (to paraphrase <a href="https://www.linkedi
Is Our Town Better Because It’s Here? (opens the original)
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Americans would rather live next to a nuclear reactor than a data center.Gallup asked in March. Seventy-one percent oppose an AI data center being built in their area — 48% strongly. Fifty-three percent oppose a nuclear plant. Gallup has been asking the nuclear question since 2001, and opposition has never once topped 63%. The first time they asked about data centers, the answer cleared that ceiling by eight points. and I were chatting about data centers last week when he raised the point. We’re
Two Things We Can All Agree On (opens the original)
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What are two things almost everyone agrees on? How much we hate data centers, and how much we love Dolly Parton.Subscribe nowWe’re in the final stretch before a product launch, so this week's Innovating Out Loud is two shares. First, a podcast that traces Dolly’s whole life. It's a exploration of something I think about constantly: how some things unite people across every divide we've built. Dolly is one. Nature is another.Second, the <a
You Can’t Fly It In (opens the original)
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In 2020, in North Holland, permits were blocked. Farmers were holding the stop signs.When Microsoft first showed up, it offered the community the same things everyone in the industry offered at that time: some jobs, tax revenue, educational opportunities, and water replenishment down the road. It also brought FarmBeats, sensors and data that help a farmer read a field. A novel offer the farmers could use.It wasn’t enough. None of what we were offering would repair the land. It wouldn’t give back
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