NET ZERO RECALIBRATION INCOMING For decades, policymakers built energy strategies on the belief that efficiency gains & renewables would gradually phase out fossil fuels. They didn’t anticipate AI. AI isn’t just another software upgrade—it’s a step change in energy demand,
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Industrial Energy Prices Critical for AI Infrastructure Sustainability
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Remember industrial energy prices matter more than ever now.
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Pelosi Stock Tracker Democratizes Market Opportunities for Retail Investors
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I don’t want them to reign it in! Let the little people have a chance to get Pelosi sized return in the market, please. @PelosiTracker_ is a public service good!
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Compute replaces data as critical AI bottleneck for US dominance
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I would replace 2) with compute. As we hit the wall on human data, compute becomes even more important for RL. And in many ways compute is analogous to synthetic ‘data’ – which takes us to 3) where the US has all the ‘full stack’ players who control and distribute 2. Compute
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German Eurocrat Announces €200bn AI Investment Plan
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She must have seen the singularity, how else do you explain a German Eurocrat coming out with €200bn for AI?
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Purchasing Power Stagnation Versus Wage Growth Analysis 2026
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In any case the ca. 40% figure is on purchasing power, not stagnant wages.
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UK Nuclear Strategy Faces Resistance Amid Economic Growth Push
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Even the lacklustre Keir Starmer recognizes the urgency. In a desperate bid to revive 'economic growth,' he is pushing a "Build, baby, build" strategy to fast-track nuclear development, But—because this is the UK—the plan is already running into resistance. The latest obstacle?
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Industrial Electricity Crisis: Grid Instability and Import Dependence
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The consequences? – The highest industrial electricity prices in the world – An unstable grid – Heavy dependence on energy imports
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France Secures €109bn for AI Data Centres UK Lags
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As France secures €109 bn to build data centres to power AI, let's see how the UK compares. TD'LR: It's depressing. Britain once had two major energy advantages: 1) North Sea oil 2) Nuclear leadership