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Energy and computing infrastructure make that distinction urgent. An AI venture cannot scale on ambition alone if reliable power, suitable data centres and affordable computing remain unresolved. I have made the wider infrastructure case in AI Infrastructure: Pakistan Is About to Waste Its Cheapest Competitive Advantage, and examined the gap between a data-centre launch and usable national capacity in Sky47 Is Not Pakistan’s AI Victory Yet. International access matters too, but Google’s Pakistan office raises the same export question: who turns an opening into a product that somebody abroad pays for? zorayskhalid.com
What nobody should confuse with success
A partnership can introduce Pakistani founders to expertise and investors. It does not guarantee investment. An accelerator can mentor a team. It cannot create demand for a product nobody needs. A patent may protect an invention. It does not prove a factory can manufacture it at a competitive cost. This is why the “Pakistan’s Silicon Valley” phrase, which QVP uses to describe its ambition, should be treated as a goal to test, not a title already earned. Quantum Valley
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