SolarEdge co-founder Amir Fishelov says every AI agent runs on a power plant
The SolarEdge co-founder, now backing energy and AI infrastructure at Square One Labs, argues agent savings rest on compute capacity companies do not control.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: Ctech
Why it matters
Fishelov's warning turns the agent cost debate into a supply question. Founders who cut support or junior engineering roles for agents are dependent on inference capacity, electricity and provider allocation decisions that sit outside their own roadmaps.
Amir Fishelov helped build SolarEdge into a global solar company. He is now making a blunter argument about the software business: companies that replace people with AI agents have swapped a visible payroll cost for a compute bill they do not control.…
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