In Silicon Valley, Miguel Galuccio Highlighted Argentina’s Potential Contribution to “the Global Resilience of Digital Infrastructure”
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The CEO of Vista explained in Silicon Valley about the potential of the region and stressed that it is much cheaper to transport data than to build a gas pipeline. Pampa Energy president Marcelo Mindlin had recommended the same.
The founder of Vista stated in “Argentina at Silicon Valley” that the growth of artificial intelligence will require taking the digital infrastructure to where the energy is, and placed the shale rock of the Neuquina Basin as an alternative to supply it.
Infobae Miguel Galuccio, founder and CEO of Vista Energy, Argentina’s leading crude oil exporting company, spoke at the event “Argentina at Silicon Valley” with Alec Oxenford, Argentine ambassador to the United States, about the energy challenge posed by the growth of Artificial Intelligence (IA). “In the next decade we will need [...]
Miguel Galuccio, CEO of Vista, participated in 'Argentina at Silicon Valley', a day in which he spoke with Alec Oxenford, ambassador to the US. The CEO of Vista highlighted the potential that Vaca Muerta’s gas can play in the medium term as a fuel to fuel the installation of data centers in the country. "There is a data that changes the equation: transporting data costs between 90% and 99% less than transporting gas or electricity," he said.
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