Dr. KiWi

AI’s next bottleneck is power—and execution

From a multi-site retail POC in Japan to AI-EDC planning, Steve shares how to break power supply, regulation, customers, engineering and capital into execution gates that must be passed. He believes AI infrastructure should incorporate green power, storage, flexible dispatch and auditable operating mechanisms from day one, rather than simply chasing larger announced capacity.

Issue date 2026-07-31 · Website publication 2026-10-25

Deliver what is ready. Validate what is not.

Issue date 2026-08-07 · Website publication 2026-10-23

So the 18th store does not have to start over

In his weekly update at the time, Steve shared his thinking as a multi-site energy-saving demonstration project moved toward execution: use site surveys, data quality, baselines, control tests and acceptance procedures to establish a method the next store can reuse, rather than treating the number of sites brought online as energy-saving results.

Issue date 2026-08-21 · Website publication 2026-10-25

PPA is not the finish line. The real value lies in time.

After the main commercial terms of a solar PPA were confirmed, Steve shifted his focus to the timing mismatch between green power and actual load. He argues that equal annual energy volumes do not mean matching in every interval, and proposes using 15-minute data, storage, AI-EMS and dispatchable flexibility to progressively connect matching, time shifting and settlement verification.

Issue date 2026-09-11 · Website publication 2026-10-25

Schedule compute. Schedule power.

Issue date 2026-10-16 · Website publication 2026-10-23

R&D concept: still an early technical and partnership evaluation, not a deployed capability or customer commitment.

Bringing green power into everyday life: belief and perseverance on the entrepreneurial journey

Steve looks back on his entrepreneurial choices to leave medical school, Silicon Valley and NVIDIA, and shares what it felt like to keep moving forward when others did not understand. With a vision of enabling every household to use green power, he thanks the partners who have accompanied him and hopes to make energy simpler and sustainability part of everyday life.

Facebook visible date 2月13日（year unconfirmed） · Website publication 2026-10-25

On stage at the 2026 Asia VC Summit: making every kWh smarter

Taking the stage at the 2026 Asia VC Summit as a member of the Plug and Play Taiwan startup cohort, Steve shared KiWi’s development direction: starting with green power trading and corporate PPA, and bringing together AI, storage, VPP and precise 15-minute matching. He outlined a vision for next-generation AI energy infrastructure and thanked the team, customers and partners for advancing it together.

Facebook visible date 7月18日（year unconfirmed） · Website publication 2026-10-25

AI’s next bottleneck may not be chips, but electricity

As AI and data centers drive electricity demand, Steve argues that the energy challenge is not only about volume, but also forecasting, matching, storing, dispatching and verifying energy at the right time. KiWi hopes to integrate work such as 15-minute green power matching, AI electricity-demand forecasting, storage scheduling and VPP into an energy operating system, emphasizing that every data record, contract and customer validation must work in practice.

Facebook visible date 7月24日（year unconfirmed） · Website publication 2026-10-25