US utilities may cut data centers during peak demand due to AI power strain

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Utilities in the United States are reportedly contemplating disconnecting data centers during peak electricity demand periods due to increasing power consumption driven by artificial intelligence technologies. As per a report from @theinformation, companies such as Entergy have informed Amazon that its Mississippi data centers might face disconnection to ensure the stability of the broader power grid. This development marks a significant shift in how utilities might handle data center operations, moving from constant supply to potentially interruptible service arrangements. Such measures could result in conditional access for new AI facilities unless there’s a boost in generation and transmission capacity.
Source: Crypto Briefing





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