As the demands of artificial intelligence push power grids to their limits, Beijing’s centralized infrastructure offers an immediate advantage over The U.S.’ fragmented system
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In the technology industry, a new adage is taking hold: the end of artificial intelligence (AI) is computing power, and the end of computing power is electricity. As AI rapidly evolves, electricity has shifted from a backstage utility to the front line of great-power competition. The nation that can secure power most economically, rapidly and reliably will hold the decisive edge in the global AI race.
China is “set up to hit grand slams,” longtime Chinese energy expert David Fishman told Fortune. “The U.S., at best, can get on…
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Driven by AI’s huge thirst for energy, China is moving data hubs to the desert and testing virtual power plants to synchronize…
Electricity is emerging as the critical strategic resource of the AI era, creating a global competition among governments,…
