There is a number worth sitting with for a moment: 426 terawatt-hours. That is how much electricity U.S. data centers are projected to consume by 2030.
There is a sentence buried inside a Pentagon memo from January that may determine the future of one of the most valuable artificial intelligence companies on earth.
Between late 2024 and early 2026, Workday has executed a strategic overhaul of unusual scope and speed: new platforms, eleven new agents, three acquisitions, a CEO swap, and a stock price that, as of today, sits...
The numbers tell a story that should alarm anyone paying attention. Globally, data center power consumption is growing at approximately 30% annually, while new electricity generation capacity is expanding at roughly 3.6% per year through 2030—a specific comparison of annual growth rates that reveals a fundamental mismatch between AI's appetite...