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| 0 | AI and energy, we understood AI is a troublemaker. Why? Because it needs a lot of electricity. How | CPS: 13 Duration: 7.34s | |||
| 1 | are we going to bring this electricity to the data centers? But now we are making another report | CPS: 15 Duration: 6.32s | |||
| 2 | that our colleague just mentioned, how AI can in fact help the energy industry to use the energy | CPS: 14 Duration: 6.5s | |||
| 3 | more efficiently, optimize the grids, and hence accelerate the innovation in battery technologies, | CPS: 16 Duration: 6.1s | |||
| 4 | for example. So we are going to look at the good side of the AI, not only troublemaker, | CPS: 18 Duration: 4.66s | |||
| 5 | but how it can be helpful. You know what I mean? AI, therefore the data centers, | CPS: 21 Duration: 3.8s | |||
| 6 | needs a lot of electricity, and they need 24-7. Just to put in a context, one medium-sized data | CPS: 15 Duration: 6.2s | |||
| 7 | center consumes electricity as much as 100,000 households. So just to put in a context, | CPS: 13 Duration: 6.4s | |||
| 8 | according to our analysis, between now and 2030, about half of the U.S. electricity | CPS: 10 Duration: 7.78s | |||
| 9 | demand growth will come from AI, other half, everything else put together. So big growth. | CPS: 19 Duration: 4.66s |