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The data center industry is struggling to meet its self-imposed sustainability goals as AI's booming growth increases electricity demand and strains power grids

https://www.nytimes.com/... … X: @nagasravika : Insightful. As applications of AI increase, so does the need for large capacity data centers. Keeping them always on with large volume of electricity is a challenge. Existing power grids may not sustain this demand. Giants like meta, Amazon and Google are seeking other options. LinkedIn: Niklas Sundberg : 🌟The AI and sustainability paradox 🌟  —  I am honored to be featured in The New York Times article “A.I. Frenzy Complicates Efforts … Tara Kozak Lindsay : In today's The New York Times, Patrick Sisson writes about how AI's booming growth is radically reshaping an already red-hot data center market …

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  • @gerrymcgovern@mastodon.green Gerry McGovern on mastodon
    “Just a decade ago, data centers drew 10 megawatts of power, but 100 megawatts is common today.  The Uptime Institute, an industry advisory group, has identified 10 supersize cloud computing campuses across North America with an average size of 621 megawatts.”  —  https://www.nyt…
  • @nagasravika @nagasravika on x
    Insightful. As applications of AI increase, so does the need for large capacity data centers. Keeping them always on with large volume of electricity is a challenge. Existing power grids may not sustain this demand. Giants like meta, Amazon and Google are seeking other options.