As AI adoption accelerates, data center electricity consumption is projected to increase sixfold over the next decade, potentially reaching 4-5% of the UK’s total energy use. This article explores how microgrids—smart, localized energy networks—can efficiently power data centers while supporting sustainability goals. By connecting data centers with complementary facilities like logistics hubs and EV charging stations, we can create dynamic energy-sharing systems that reduce strain on the national grid and enable cleaner AI development.
Paul Beckwith | Using AI to Fight Climate Change, Propaganda, Fake News, and Election Tampering | CACOR Live | Jan 29, 2025
Using AI to Fight Climate Change, Propaganda, Fake News, and Election Tampering Speaker: Paul Beckwith Date: January 29, 2025. Administration: – The CACOR Sponsor is David Dougherty. – Please invite friends […]
This is how multi-billionaires get their hands on nuclear reactors: CBS, Amazon and Google have plans for fueling their data centers: Nuclear power
Amazon on Wednesday said it has a plan to feed its growing need for power: investing in small nuclear reactors. The announcement comes just two days after Google said it’s […]
Repurposing old tech to deal with new AI power demand
A startup from Miami has developed a system to provide emissions-free energy for data-intensive AI companies, addressing the projected rise in electricity demand due to the expansion of data centers. Their innovative approach utilizes thermal energy storage and vintage technologies to capture and store solar energy, aiming to deliver reliable clean power at a fraction of current costs.
Wellbeing, AI and the Future
This is the information on how to access the presentations organized by CACOR and USACOR at the UN sessions Sept 21, 2024 in New York. The session on Artificial Intelligence […]
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