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The 60 largest planned US data centres from Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Meta could produce 101.5 million tonnes of CO₂ annually under today's power mix. Here is why AI's infrastructure race is becoming an energy race.
India's 1.9 GW data centre reality in 2026: reconciling the capacity and dollar numbers...
A viral argument has split the internet into two camps: switch the AI data centres off to save the water, or starve the taps to feed a coming superintelligence. Both are wrong, because both assume int
Data centres are being asked to behave like grid citizens, ramping load down when the network is stressed. The unsolved problem is proof: when an operator claims it curtailed, who can verify the event