Michael Gombert Jr. @michaelgombert - Twitter Profile

about 12 hours ago

I’m excited to finally launch Allen at the end of the month. A lot of testing has been put into this product to make it perfect. https://t.co/gUS4imt9Of

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

about 15 hours ago

Send this to a bro you are proud of!

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

1 day ago

I'll forever be an "I'll work on that" man, In a world full of "That's how I am" boys!

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

3 days ago

You deserve to see what happens when all of your hard work pays off!

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Who to follow

Jake Ryan

@jrk9599

just a kid that wakes up everyday with a great attitude because there is a reason that I am breathing

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@gregisho

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

4 days ago

Trust the process!

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

5 days ago

If you're worried about the cost of going for it, you should see the price of staring exactly where you are!

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

6 days ago

This is your daily reminder to take risk!

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

7 days ago

The wait is longer because the blessing is bigger!

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

8 days ago

The grind is so personal!

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

9 days ago

Europe just showed where data center infrastructure is heading. The first fully islanded microgrid data center in Europe is now operating with: • No utility connection • No interconnection queue • No exposure to rising power rates The model is simple: Generate power on site. Store excess energy. Run the campus independently on a closed-loop system. And this isn’t just happening overseas. Roughly 30% of data centers in the U.S. are already using some form of behind-the-meter generation: • Solar • Fuel cells • Gas turbines • Battery storage • Hybrid microgrids The timing matters because a projected 49 GW generation shortfall is expected to hit the U.S. by 2028. Meanwhile: • Coal retirements are accelerating • Interconnection queues are stretching up to 7 years • AI demand is exploding faster than infrastructure can keep up At this point, the question is no longer: “How do we get power from the grid?” It’s: “How fast can we build our own?” The operators who solve power internally will be the ones that deploy, scale, and capture demand first.

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

10 days ago

Congratulations, you're moving to the next level!

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

11 days ago

There's two kinds of people.......

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

11 days ago

The biggest bottleneck in AI infrastructure is no longer chips. It’s power. Right now, more than 2,600 GW of projects are stuck in the U.S. interconnection queue. For perspective, the entire country generates roughly 1,200 GW annually. Demand is now outpacing the system designed to support it. At the same time, hyperscale AI campuses are scaling fast. A single facility can require 100–300 MW of continuous power, and developers are facing interconnection timelines of 5 to 12 years depending on the region. That’s not a temporary slowdown. That’s an infrastructure constraint. The market is shifting because of it. Capital is moving toward operators who can bring their own power strategy to the table: • Behind-the-meter generation • Solar + storage • Hydrogen • Natural gas microgrids • Hybrid energy systems The developers who control power deployment will be the ones who open first, scale first, and capture demand while others are still waiting in the queue. In this cycle, energy strategy is becoming business strategy.

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

12 days ago

You deserve everything good in life!

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

13 days ago

It's rare, but some people geniunely want to see you win and I'm one of them!

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Michael Gombert Jr.

@michaelgombert

13 days ago

The companies winning the AI race aren’t waiting 5+ years for grid interconnection. They’re building power alongside the data center. Microsoft. Google. OpenAI. Developers across Texas and beyond are moving toward behind-the-meter generation using solar, natural gas, hydrogen, and storage to secure power faster and avoid utility bottlenecks. One Texas campus skipped the queue entirely with an 830 MW self-powered setup. This is no longer just an energy strategy. It’s a deployment strategy. The advantage is clear: • Faster time to market • Predictable long-term energy costs • Reduced exposure to rising utility rates • More control over uptime and scalability In the AI era, power availability is becoming just as important as land and capital.