Power-hungry AI campuses need new plan to Find Power Fast


Work needed: The control room at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania. FERC’s ruling creates a barrier to the quick supply of the massive electricity demand needed to power AI data centres. — Reuters

NEW YORK: Tech giants looking to quickly power massive artificial intelligence (AI) centres will need to come up with new strategies after the US regulators quashed Amazon.com Inc’s effort to tap a Pennsylvania nuclear facility.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) last Friday rejected a request that would allow Talen Energy Corp’s Susquehanna nuclear plant to divert some of its electricity output to Amazon’s data centre.

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