The Next AI Power Bottleneck Will Be Inside Cities

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AI infrastructure is shifting focus from large remote data centers to smaller, power-reliable facilities within urban areas to reduce latency for AI applications like delivery robots and live voice assistants. This change responds to rising AI power demands in cities, where over half of surveyed cities already use or plan to deploy AI, increasing electricity consumption significantly.

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