The Clean-Energy Revolution That Could Power the AI Era
The rapid ascent of artificial intelligence (AI) isn't being slowed by a lack of computing power, it's being constrained by electricity.
As AI expands globally, data centers are consuming energy at an unprecedented rate, outpacing what utilities can deliver, overloading aging grids and driving up costs for consumers.
The result is a growing realization: the digital economy urgently needs a new, scalable source of clean energy.
One emerging contender is natural hydrogen.
The digital economy urgently needs a new, scalable source of clean energy.
Author's summary: AI growth is constrained by electricity, not computing power.
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