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      <body_markdown>Luiz André Barroso helped redefine how computing infrastructure is built: instead of treating a datacenter as thousands of individual machines, treat the whole building as one enormous computer.

This article tells the story behind that idea, Google’s warehouse-scale computing, and how Barroso’s work on energy efficiency, hardware, software, and system design helped lay the foundations for modern cloud computing — and ultimately the massive AI datacenters they are building today.

https://andreybleme.com/2026-09-22/luiz-andre-barroso/</body_markdown>
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  <body_markdown>Luiz André Barroso helped redefine how computing infrastructure is built: instead of treating a datacenter as thousands of individual machines, treat the whole building as one enormous computer.

This article tells the story behind that idea, Google’s warehouse-scale computing, and how Barroso’s work on energy efficiency, hardware, software, and system design helped lay the foundations for modern cloud computing — and ultimately the massive AI datacenters they are building today.

https://andreybleme.com/2026-09-22/luiz-andre-barroso/</body_markdown>
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