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The things we leave unfinished
There is a strange comfort in keeping certain things unfinished. A book we stop reading halfway through, a message we type but never send, or a decision we keep postponing because we are not quite ready to live with its consequences. We often call these things regrets or mistakes, as though everything in life must… Continue
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Powers that be – Who controls the switch?
We have spent the last two years asking one question – How much electricity does AI need? Gigawatts, datacenters, and rising utility bills have dominated the headlines. It is a fair question. But what if it is the wrong one? What if we should be asking: Who will control electricity? At its heart, the grid… Continue
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AI Wants to Slow Down. How Convenient.
For three years, the AI industry told us the race couldn’t be stopped. China was coming. AGI was coming. Whoever slowed down would lose. Hundreds of billions had to be spent because the future of civilization depended on winning. And now, rather suddenly, some of the people leading the race would like to discuss pacing.… Continue
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The Two Clocks I Can’t Delete
I believe that the two clock phenomenon is common across all first-generation immigrants, like myself. For me, one says Santa Clara (US), the country I migrated to, and the other says New Delhi (India), the country I migrated from. For years I told myself this was practical, but somewhere along the way I noticed something… Continue
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AI’s Energy Paradox: Can AI Solve the Grid Crisis It Created?
The rapid surge in AI infrastructure’s power demand has created a historic collision between big tech and the U.S. power grid. This could become the watershed moment for American energy policy and grid stability. The combination of staggering growth, abrupt load changes due to AI workloads, and infrastructure bottlenecks are leading to higher bills for… Continue
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The weight they chose to carry
Sometimes, there are moments that never make the news. No headlines. No hashtags. No awards. Just ordinary people doing ordinary things that quietly tell you a society is changing. During my recent visit to India, I went to the mall to clock my steps and escape the peak-summer heat. As my tracker counted my steps,… Continue
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The things we leave unfinished
There is a strange comfort in keeping certain things unfinished. A book we stop reading halfway through, a message we type but never send, or a decision we keep postponing because we are not quite ready to live with its consequences. We often call these things regrets or mistakes, as though everything in life must… Continue
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The Two Clocks I Can’t Delete
I believe that the two clock phenomenon is common across all first-generation immigrants, like myself. For me, one says Santa Clara (US), the country I migrated to, and the other says New Delhi (India), the country I migrated from. For years I told myself this was practical, but somewhere along the way I noticed something… Continue
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The weight they chose to carry
Sometimes, there are moments that never make the news. No headlines. No hashtags. No awards. Just ordinary people doing ordinary things that quietly tell you a society is changing. During my recent visit to India, I went to the mall to clock my steps and escape the peak-summer heat. As my tracker counted my steps,… Continue


