Some of it we’ll tell you about.
Can a fragmented national grid be coordinated by a deterministic reasoning engine? A research brief on Canada’s thirteen grids, the generation mix they dispatch, and why auditability — not prediction — is the binding requirement.
Atlantic Canada holds the cheapest cooling on the continent, some of its most expensive electricity, and a fibre shore closer to Europe than any American metro. The thesis released here — cold power, cold compute, and an export product that is not electricity — is the first Corridor document to leave the restricted tier. Five subsequent documents remain sealed.
A project to rethink the way we look at AI and compute — the substrate, not the model. What computation should be when the answer has to be provable.
First publication forthcoming.