It’s not the atoms, nor the bits – but the ‘people’ that present the real constraint. Whether it’s the 150,000 electricians needed for the 90 GW of AI Factories coming online, or the increasingly organised bi-partisan opposition that seeks to stop those Factories – the
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Britain’s Industrial Electricity Costs Remain World’s Most Expensive
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How about cheap electricity? Britain still has the most expensive industrial electricity prices in the world.
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Nvidia’s $68B Quarterly Revenue: AI Chip Demand Surges 73%
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Every quarter the same signal appears.
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 17 avril 2026
Demand for Intelligence is exploding faster than the world can build the capacity to produce it.@nvidia has reported $68 billion in quarterly revenue. Up 73% year on year. And 91% of that comes from the chips powering Intelligence… pic.twitter.com/hgle798725Every quarter the same signal appears. Demand for Intelligence is exploding faster than the world can build the capacity to produce it. @nvidia has reported $68 billion in quarterly revenue. Up 73% year on year. And 91% of that comes from the chips powering Intelligence
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US Agency Access to AI: Critical Supply Chain Risk
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The only supply chain risk would be if US Agencies *didn’t* have access to it.
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Allbirds Exploits Compute Constraints Market Opportunity
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Allbirds senses a market opportunity: we are so desperately compute-constrainted!
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AI Breakthroughs Beyond Chatbots: Hard Sciences Frontier
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When people talk about AI, they often default to chatbots, productivity tools, incremental efficiency gains.
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 15 avril 2026
That’s not where the real story is.
The most profound breakthroughs are happening at the frontier where computer science meets the hard sciences. When @GoogleDeepMind… pic.twitter.com/b34y5q4eygWhen people talk about AI, they often default to chatbots, productivity tools, incremental efficiency gains. That’s not where the real story is. The most profound breakthroughs are happening at the frontier where computer science meets the hard sciences. When @GoogleDeepMind
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US and China Race for AI Supremacy Military Dominance
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Only two nations truly grasp the stakes. The United States and China.
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 14 avril 2026
China declared its ambitions early. As far back as 2017, AI supremacy became national doctrine. By 2019, they had a plan to embed AI into every layer of the People’s Liberation Army—from logistics to weapons… pic.twitter.com/DMHRcjjc2MOnly two nations truly grasp the stakes. The United States and China. China declared its ambitions early. As far back as 2017, AI supremacy became national doctrine. By 2019, they had a plan to embed AI into every layer of the People’s Liberation Army—from logistics to weapons
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Data Centre Bans Threaten Democratic Sovereignty in AI Age
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The greatest risk of our age is that democracies fail to reimagine sovereignty and prosperity in the age of AI.
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 10 avril 2026
A data centre ban is exactly that risk. https://t.co/VEUQzK2QEI pic.twitter.com/AlDSwY0WxAThe greatest risk of our age is that democracies fail to reimagine sovereignty and prosperity in the age of AI. A data centre ban is exactly that risk.
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Anti-AI Violence Escalates Against Tech Leaders and Infrastructure
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A few days ago, shots fired at a counsellor’s house for supporting AI infrastructure. Now a Molotov cocktail thrown at @sama
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AI War: Autonomous Weapons, Compute Alliances, Silicon Geopolitics
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We are already in the first AI war. You see this in how war is actually being fought (with Intelligence, and autonomous weapons systems), energy shocks, as well as new global alliances around compute, and the silicon supply chain. Also: the direct kinetic strikes on