If those small nuclear power plants which can be transported for us military are perfected, maybe 1000 of those around the place could be the answer, these run on nuclear fuel that is way more stable and safer than the glowing rods the Springfield nuclear power plant uses (nuclear fuel used in a steam turbine run from a nuclear chain reaction are not fluro green)

Anyway they have failsafe measures and don't need the containment barriers typical nuclear power plant need

Meet the Nvidias of Power — 5 Stocks Winning Big Tech's $700 Billion AI Energy Grab

Infrastructure giants such as GE Vernova and Bloom Energy are the new gatekeepers of the AI grid. AI is repricing energy across the U.S. economy, but not uniformly.Data-center electricity demand is growing several times faster than global electricity consumption, and AI-focused facilities are growing faster still.Big Tech's AI buildout has a power problem, and it is no longer confined to data centers. The shortage is moving through the grid, into utility-rate filings, onto the balance sheets of energy-intensive industries, and straight into the cost structures of software companies that built their business models on the assumption that computing was cheap.For investors, the question is not whether AI is inflating energy costs. That debate is settled. The question is who absorbs those costs, who can pass them on, and which companies sit on either side.The hyperscalers are largely insulated. Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Meta
Meet the Nvidias of Power — 5 Stocks Winning Big Tech's $700 Billion AI Energy Grab

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