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The article examines US data centers' energy use, noting that securing grid connections is only part of the challenge and that their impact on the grid after connection is a more lasting issue. It says AI hyperscalers, battery makers, software companies, utilities and grid operators have different commercial interests in data center flexibility but share an interest in delivering more useful AI compute per watt, which it argues depends on clean power rather than diesel generators.

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