The race for AI supremacy won’t be won by whoever builds the biggest data centers. It's about who can build the smartest, most transparent and efficient ones.
The Chinese AI company roiled financial markets and showed the road to growth in electricity demand may be bumpy.
If AI really doesn’t need that much power, energy companies have less incentive to produce more.
Government policies, generous funding and a pipeline of AI graduates have helped Chinese firms create advanced LLMs.
In theory, any AI alternative that consumes fewer resources should be better for the environment. Yet when Salon reached out to experts about the potential promise in DeepSeek’s potential “Sputnik” ...
DeepSeek says it built its chatbot cheap. What does that mean for AI’s energy needs and the climate?
DeepSeek’s low-cost AI model sparks debate on energy use, efficiency, and U.S. tech spending. The need for data centers ...
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, said the spending was needed to overcome the capacity constraints that hampered the tech ...
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