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The AI Wars: An Electricity Arms Race Between Superpowers

By 2030, AI data centers could consume 945 TWh—more than Japan uses today. The U.S. faces grid strain as AI drives demand toward 50 GW by 2028, while China aligns energy, chips, and propaganda under state policy. The real AI war is over electrons, narrative, and infrastructure supremacy.

From Control to Cognition: Training the Grid for the Age of AI

The power grid is evolving from human command to machine learning—where AI, guided by engineers, enables adaptive, self-learning systems that boost reliability, speed, and resilience in an AI-driven energy era.

The AI Wars: An Electricity Arms Race Between Superpowers

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