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Artificial intelligence devours insane amounts of energy, that's no secret. But what if there's no outlet nearby? Someone's finally tackling that problem head-on.
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Artificial intelligence devours insane amounts of energy, that's no secret. But what if there's no outlet nearby? Someone's finally tackling that problem head-on.

Artificial intelligence has an insatiable hunger, especially for energy and space. But when Mark Carney tries to feed it in Canada with new data centers, locals are not taking it well at all.

Who would've thought? The US energy landscape is shifting, and it's no longer a surprise. New power plants increasingly speak the language of sun and batteries.

Everyone's watching electric cars, but someone's making serious money from batteries, just not how you'd expect. CATL, the battery giant, just saw its profits skyrocket.
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Odd but true: oil prices are high, yet major US companies are hitting the brakes on production. Instead of pumping more black gold, they'd rather pamper shareholders.

Amazon promises a "green" future, but its Texas plans tell a different story. The upcoming mega data center could become the largest climate polluter in the United States.
Imagine a colossal AI, the kind that usually sips power like an industrial vacuum cleaner. Now picture that same AI running smoothly on your PC, no fancy gaming graphics cards needed.
Artificial intelligence has an energy problem, and it's huge. A Japanese billionaire proposes a sci-fi solution that might actually work.

Imagine clean, infinite energy for everyone. Now imagine someone wants it to power AI data centers.

Brace yourselves for higher energy bills. US gas-fired power costs just hit a 17-year high, and they're showing no signs of slowing down.

Everyone wants AI, but nobody wants its utility bill. Behind every chatbot and generated image lurks a monster devouring energy and water.