Dear Reader,
A massive energy crisis is here …
And it’s all because of artificial intelligence.
You see, on average, just one new AI data center currently requires the same amount of electricity needed to power 750,000 homes.
That’s more than the population of cities like Seattle, Detroit and Denver.
And that’s just one AI data center.
Nearly 3,000 more of them are on the way in the near future …
No wonder Tirias Research forecasts that, by 2028, data center power consumption will be 212 times what it was just in 2023.
This boom in AI data center manufacturing is going to push America’s power grid to the brink.
And according to the New York Times, the world is “poised to add the equivalent of Japan’s annual electricity demand to grids each year” over the next decade.
It could bring AI screeching to a halt …
Let alone affect regular people as utility bills skyrocket — even as they face planned blackouts to conserve energy …
And prolonged outages because of creaky infrastructure.
My name is Michael Robinson, and I’ve spent more than four decades as an investigative journalist uncovering the story behind massive tech trends.
Look, AI has been front page news for a long time now.
The media regularly highlights and celebrates monstrous deals involving Big Tech.
But the only solutions to this mass energy crisis are beyond AI.
And this is a story that has, so far, been relegated to the back page.
I’m here to share it with you today.
And explain to you why this crisis may just reveal one of the greatest investment ideas we’re ever going to find.
To learn more, watch my free video here.
Sincerely,
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| Michael Robinson |
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