Asset Management

The AI build-out is constrained by grid connections, not ambition. There is usable electrical capacity already connected to buildings that will never draw it — and a growing number of people working out how to sell it.

Most enterprises believe their CMDB is the source of truth. The uncomfortable reality is that it is only ever a reflection of the physical world. If that reflection is inaccurate, every operational decision built on it becomes less reliable.

You own the buildings in the right places, with power already allocated, at the exact moment the compute market is desperate for both. What stands between you and selling it is a record nobody trusts — and that is a fixable problem.

The physical estate changes daily and almost none of it gets captured. The database looks fine. The bills, capacity plans and contracts built on it do not.

Instead of one intuitive process, you end up with silos of data. We explore the hidden costs of legacy asset management.