Hi, I’m Collin Junus — an Indonesian strategist focused on AI compute and energy infrastructure in Southeast Asia.
I study Computer Science and Music at Yale University.
My long-term work centers on building energy-backed AI infrastructure for emerging markets. In these regions, power availability, geographic constraints, and capital formation determine the trajectory of AI deployment.
My work centers on:
The geographic distribution of AI inference capacity
Energy and compute as structural bottlenecks
Long-horizon infrastructure investment in AI ecosystems
I have conducted research on AI systems, energy constraints, and infrastructure deployment in Indonesia, with an emphasis on aligning compute growth with reliable baseload power.
I am currently focused on long-term AI compute and energy infrastructure strategy in Southeast Asia.
collin.junus@yale.edu
Hi, I’m Collin Junus — an Indonesian strategist focused on AI compute and energy infrastructure in Southeast Asia.
I study Computer Science and Music at Yale University.
My long-term work centers on building energy-backed AI infrastructure for emerging markets. In these regions, power availability, geographic constraints, and capital formation determine the trajectory of AI deployment.
My work centers on:
The geographic distribution of AI inference capacity
Energy and compute as structural bottlenecks
Long-horizon infrastructure investment in AI ecosystems
I have conducted research on AI systems, energy constraints, and infrastructure deployment in Indonesia, with an emphasis on aligning compute growth with reliable baseload power.
I am currently focused on long-term AI compute and energy infrastructure strategy in Southeast Asia.
collin.junus@yale.edu
Hi, I’m Collin Junus — an Indonesian strategist focused on AI compute and energy infrastructure in Southeast Asia.
I study Computer Science and Music at Yale University.
My long-term work centers on building energy-backed AI infrastructure for emerging markets. In these regions, power availability, geographic constraints, and capital formation determine the trajectory of AI deployment.
My work centers on:
The geographic distribution of AI inference capacity
Energy and compute as structural bottlenecks
Long-horizon infrastructure investment in AI ecosystems
I have conducted research on AI systems, energy constraints, and infrastructure deployment in Indonesia, with an emphasis on aligning compute growth with reliable baseload power.
I am currently focused on long-term AI compute and energy infrastructure strategy in Southeast Asia.
collin.junus@yale.edu