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Grid Overload: Why America’s Electric Utilities Can’t Keep Up With AI’s Power Hunger

September 2, 20254 Mins read633
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A new legal framework proposes breaking from the utility industry's sacred duty to serve all customers at all times—and the changes could reshape how we power the digital economy The math is stark: A single hyperscale data center can consume as much electricity as 80,000 American homes. With artificial intelligence driving an unprecedented construction boom, […]

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