Discover how energy intelligence can help enterprises rein in data center power use, control energy costs, and fuel sustainable growth in the AI era.
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / June 4, 2026 / Summary
Energy intelligence, which provides deep visibility into how AI and data infrastructure consume power, is emerging as a critical KPI for enterprises seeking to control rising energy costs, boost efficiency, and scale AI sustainably.
Every Earth Day, the conversation turns to carbon offsets, renewable energy pledges, and sustainability reports. These should be year-round conversations, and for many people, they are. But this year, a more urgent conversation has popped up-one that's less about optics and more about operational survival: How much power is your AI actually consuming, and do you have a strategy to manage it?
The answer, for most enterprises, is simply, "No," or "not a good one," or, "not a clear one." That's a big hurdle, given how quickly AI is developing and expanding. Our recent survey of 300 senior executives at companies with at least $1 billion in annual revenue, produced in partnership with MIT Technology Research, makes the stakes clear: Every single executive surveyed-100%-expects the ability to measure and strategically manage energy consumption to become a core business metric within the next two years. Not a sustainability checkbox. A KPI.
