From EV charging to AI products, we help companies grow — and we build a few of our own.
Board positions, interim management, and hands-on advisory for founders, investors, and operators — in EV and beyond.
We build our own products and services from scratch — using the same discipline and framework we apply with our clients.
Create and print personalised books using carefully crafted AI — from first idea to beautifully illustrated hardback.
Intelligence for EV charging. Market analytics, operator benchmarking, site planning tools, and infrastructure data across 30+ countries.
Your private AI concierge. One app in front of every AI — picks the right model, remembers what matters, and keeps your data on your device.
A turn-based strategy game where bots and humans duke it out in procedurally generated economies. We built it because we wanted to play it. Beyond the fun, it is also where we benchmark AI models and study how they solve complex, competitive and dynamic tasks.
A turn-based island strategy game where bots and humans sit at the same table, with the same rules and the same orders a turn. Bring your own bot, or just sit down. Beyond the fun, it is also where we benchmark AI models and study how they solve complex, competitive and dynamic tasks.
Your files, kept at home. Loft puts the shared folders on your NAS in the file app you already use, on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, Windows and Linux. A small gateway runs at home. No one else stores your files.
How we test AI models by making them play games, and a personal guide to what they can and cannot do, yet.
Europe's CPO market has entered consolidation: Utilities and oil majors are selling, infrastructure funds and fuel retailers are buying, and property control is becoming the decisive moat. This analysis maps likely winners, likely sellers, and when profitability can emerge as BEV-per-fast-charger density rises.
Out of all the companies out there owning and operating charging networks, none are profitable, and most burn through cash at an alarming rate. Yet, we see investors and analysts pricing CPOs at up to a whopping 70 times book value. What does it take for a CPO to make money in the long run? What do we have to believe in to justify these valuations? In this article, we break down the main components of a generic CPO financial model to try to answer these questions.
