Note sull'episodio
In this episode of The Whitepaper, Nicolin Decker presents The Global Memory Standard (GMS)—a permanent, energy-optimized continuity framework designed to stabilize the AI era by decoupling long-horizon digital memory from continuous electrical load.
For decades, digital storage has been treated as an IT problem. GMS reframes it as something far more foundational: a matter of grid resilience, national continuity, and civilizational memory. As artificial intelligence shifts from episodic computation to persistent infrastructure, memory becomes a silent, compounding demand driver—requiring continuous power, cooling, refresh cycles, and repeated migration. Under conservative planning assumptions, electricity demand growth outpaces generation expansion, compressing the policy timeline and elevating the ...
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