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AI race may depend more on access to power, infrastructure than chip supply: Morgan Stanley

According to Morgan Stanley's latest analysis, the burgeoning AI infrastructure market is on track to experience a dire electricity shortfall by 2028. This impending shortage poses a serious risk for smaller enterprises striving to keep pace with their larger counterparts. A predicted 32-gigawatt power deficit threatens data-center development and chip deployment. While global strategies might be an option for some, the internal power dilemmas in the U.S. will persist.

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Economic TimesLean R·1h ago
AI race may depend more on access to power, infrastructure than chip supply: Morgan Stanley
According to Morgan Stanley's latest analysis, the burgeoning AI infrastructure market is on track to experience a dire electricity shortfall by 2028. This impending shortage poses a serious risk for smaller enterprises striving to keep pace with their larger counterparts. A predicted 32-gigawatt power deficit threatens data-center development and chip deployment. While global strategies might be an option for some, the internal power dilemmas in the U.S. will persist.
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