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Small modular reactors may become important power sources for AI campuses, but the headline date for a design is not the same thing as a licensed,...
On-site gas turbines can bridge a data center's grid-connection gap, but the real investment case depends on fuel certainty, emissions controls, maintenance, and how much power...
Every AI request runs on a physical chain that ends at a grid connection. Electricity is turning into one of the hardest limits on how fast...
Direct-to-chip cooling is the nearer-term retrofit path for many AI halls, while immersion can handle high density with deeper changes to hardware, operations and service procedures.
On-site gas generation and long-term nuclear contracts can both support AI campuses, but they carry different timelines, operating risks and claims about what “firm power” means.
A data center can be designed and financed long before the utility can energize it. The slowest piece of the electrical system sets the schedule.
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