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Grid capacity as a potential constraint on AI growth

A newsletter coauthor says access to electricity and grid capacity could matter as much to AI growth as chips.

Robert ScobleRS
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A coauthor of the Unaligned newsletter argues that AI is scaling faster than the energy infrastructure needed to support it. As data centers demand more electricity, they say, access to power, grid capacity and new power generation could become as important to AI growth as chips, models and computing power.

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Robert Scoble@ScobleizerThis week we discuss that AI can scale faster than the grid can. @IrenaCronin and I write a free newsletter every week on different current AI topics. AI is scaling faster than the energy infrastructure needed to support it. As data centers demand more electricity, access to power, grid capacity, and new generation could become just as important to AI growth as chips, models, and computing power. Read and subscribe for free: https://unaligned.io.2h
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    Robert Scoble@ScobleizerThis week we discuss that AI can scale faster than the grid can. @IrenaCronin and I write a free newsletter every week on different current AI topics. AI is scaling faster than the energy infrastructure needed to support it. As data centers demand more electricity, access to power, grid capacity, and new generation could become just as important to AI growth as chips, models, and computing power. Read and subscribe for free: https://unaligned.io.2h
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