The Machine that Needs a Planet
AI data centers now consume as much power as Japan. From ASML’s EUV monopoly to orbital satellites, here’s who controls the race to power artificial intelligence.
AI data centers now consume as much power as Japan. From ASML’s EUV monopoly to orbital satellites, here’s who controls the race to power artificial intelligence.
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An AI trained on dusty plasma revealed two laws of physics were wrong. Here’s what the machine found – and why it matters for chips, fusion, and the stars.
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