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AIxEnergy Articles deliver sharp, strategic analysis at the intersection of artificial intelligence and the energy system. From AI-driven electricity demand to grid-convergent infrastructure and institutional lag, each piece explores the deep logic of a world where cognition becomes capacity. Designed for founders, investors, grid operators, and policymakers, these articles are your signal layer for decoding the structural shift transforming energy, infrastructure, and governance.

Embedding Intelligence into the Energy Fabric: AI/ML as a Defining Feature of 6G Networks

In a matter of months, 6G field trials have begun weaving machine-learning models into every radio, router, and relay, turning the once-dumb plumbing of telecommunications into a dispersed neural web.¹ In that quiet evolution lies the most consequential energy story of the decade, because a network that can think at

The Grid Behind the Algorithm: Reviewing the DOE’s Case for AI-Driven Infrastructure Reform

In a year marked by historic energy stress and exponential data growth, a new report from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) offers a consequential claim: the United States may be unable to power its own artificial intelligence (AI) future. The document, titled Report on Evaluating U.S. Grid