Chinese AI tech could cut projected spike in US electricity

A new artificial intelligence model from China, DeepSeek, has taken the tech world by surprise, raising important questions about the future of energy consumption in data centers. With DeepSeek’s promise of efficiency, industry analysts suggest that projected energy demands for upcoming data centers might be overstated, particularly as many utilities plan large-scale fossil fuel projects. As companies like Meta and Microsoft reevaluate their commitments amid shifting technology, the potential implications for consumers and the environment may be significant.

It’s a lesson in innovation. The problems we think we have are often married to the solutions we haven’t thought of thought of. And sometimes they come from sources we didn’t expect.

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