Patrick Kurp
Andy Hooper insists he’s not a utopian, but his vision of the future of computing shares some resemblances with the dreams of science-fiction writers.
He foresees a not-too-distant time when the world’s sources of computing power are concentrated in remote server warehouses strategically located near the sources of renewable energy that power them, such as wind and solar farms. And the usage of the power sources could shift across the globe, depending on where energy is most abundant.
