THE ECONOMIST: As the AI bonanza outpaces the power grid, tech giants are building their own energy plants and disguising their debt.
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Maroc - Times of India - Top Stories - 14/Jan 16:08
Tech giants are now competing for energy experts as data center electricity demands surge, creating a new talent war. Microsoft, Amazon, and Google are significantly increasing their energy-related hires to secure power for AI expansion. This shift reflects the growing 'power bottleneck' impacting the AI boom, prompting strategic energy procurement and regulatory focus.
THE ECONOMIST: As the AI bonanza outpaces the power grid, tech giants are building their own energy plants and disguising their debt.
THE ECONOMIST: As the AI bonanza outpaces the power grid, tech giants are building their own energy plants and disguising their debt.
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