Today's Wall Street Journal piece claiming China's crushing everyone on AI electricity production? That's another miss from mainstream media. The narrative about energy infrastructure for AI workloads needs way more nuance than these headlines suggest. Sure, capacity numbers look impressive on paper, but actual deployment efficiency, grid stability, and sustainable energy integration tell a completely different story. The race isn't just about who builds more power plants—it's about who creates the smartest infrastructure for next-gen computing demands. AI datacenters aren't just hungry for electricity; they need reliable, clean, and scalable power solutions. Anyone tracking the real infrastructure buildout knows the competition's far more complex than simple production metrics.

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MetaNeighborvip
· 11h ago
It's the same old trick again, just numbers to scare people; what really matters are efficiency and stability.
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ContractCollectorvip
· 11h ago
The Wall Street Journal really screwed up this time. The capacity numbers look good, but what's the use? Efficiency is the key.
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fren_with_benefitsvip
· 11h ago
Another clickbait title to lure traffic. It's easy to be fooled by numbers; efficiency is the real key.
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