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AI advances may frustrate U.S. climate goals as electric demand surgesArtificial intelligence's thirst for electricity is conspiring with other factors to trigger a sharp spike in electricity demand that the U.S. is only beginning to address.
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Why the AI Industry’s Thirst for New Data Centers Can’t Be SatisfiedJon Lin joins The Wall Street Journal to explore the opportunities and challenges emerging from the rapid expansion of digital infrastructure to address the surging demand for AI technology.
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Generative AI has a clean-energy problemThe Economist explores the challenges presented by the growing demand for generative AI and its potential to reshape sustainability within the digital infrastructure industry. Christopher Wellise shares the impact that AI has already had, highlighting Equinix's transparency through the substantial changes the industry is facing.
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Race for AI Supremacy in Middle East Is Measured in Data CentersBloomberg explores the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in their quest to become regional leaders in AI. The article discusses Equinix's current prescene in UAE and quotes Kamel Al-Tawil, Equinix's MD in the Middle East, on thoughts of expansion into in Saudi Arabia.
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Increasing demand for data putting energy and water supplies at riskSky News featured video footage from their IBX tour of Equinix’s Slough facilities, and a full-length interview with Bruce Owens, Managing Director of UK in their piece on global demand for digital infrastructure.
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How AI Is Sparking a Change in PowerBarron's highlights surge in AI consumption is reshaping data center construction and prompting a revamp of U.S. energy infrastructure. The article quotes Christopher Wellise, VP of Sustainability, on Equinix's use of AI in data centers to improve efficiency and mitigate energy demands.
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How AI Generates Both Climate Pollution and SolutionsNewsweek spoke with Christopher Wellise, Vice President of Global Sustainability, to discuss how to sustainably meet the growing energy demand for data centers as AI booms. It also recognizes Equinix as 181 on their list of "America’s Most Responsible Companies"
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Equinix: "We want to find formulas to advance faster" in the construction of a fifth data center in ChileA senior executive from the North American firm, which acquired Entel's network of four centers in
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Why AI Is So Thirsty: Data Centers Use Massive Amounts of WaterChristopher Wellise, VP of Sustainability, spoke with Newsweek to highlight Equinix's efforts in sustainability by sharing plans for the Paris Olympic aquatic center to be heated with excess heat produced by data servers.