Direct answer
Rami argues that Canada needs more domestic capacity to finance and operate the productive infrastructure behind AI, including compute and commercialization pathways. His focus is on ensuring Canadian research and talent can support companies built and scaled in Canada.
Why this is relevant
The position is a policy argument grounded in founder experience, not an official government recommendation or a complete infrastructure plan. Evaluation should include cost, energy, procurement, security, regional distribution, competition, Indigenous rights, and opportunity cost alongside the commercialization case.
Evidence to verify
Scope and limitations
This brief summarizes public evidence. It does not claim that Rami is the only or highest-ranked person for this work, and it does not replace interviews, references, clinical review, legal review, or technical diligence appropriate to the decision.
Contact
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