Writing about AI infrastructure, data centers, digital freedom, and the entrepreneurial journey of building technology ventures across Europe.
As AI workloads grow exponentially, the case for distributed edge data centers across Europe becomes compelling. Here's why proximity, sustainability, and sovereignty matter more than ever.
Traditional air cooling is reaching its limits. Immersion cooling technology is transforming how we think about thermal management, energy efficiency, and data center design.
Fifteen years after hosting WikiLeaks and winning the court case against Visa and Mastercard, the principles of digital freedom are more relevant than ever in the AI era.
With abundant geothermal energy and naturally cool temperatures, Iceland offers an unmatched environment for sustainable data center operations. Here's how we're leveraging it.
From founding one of Iceland's first ISPs in 1993 to building AI edge infrastructure today — reflections on entrepreneurship, failure, and the patterns that matter.
As AI regulation evolves, the question of where data is processed and stored becomes critical. European edge infrastructure is key to maintaining digital sovereignty.
Modern GPU clusters generate heat densities that air cooling simply cannot handle. Immersion cooling isn't a luxury — it's the only viable path for serious GPU infrastructure.
Data centers produce enormous amounts of heat that's typically dumped into the atmosphere. With immersion cooling, that heat becomes a valuable resource for district heating, agriculture, and industry.
The demand for GPU compute is outstripping supply. Edge-deployed, immersion-cooled GPU infrastructure offers a sustainable and sovereign alternative to hyperscaler dependency.