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Infra2026-07-17 · source-backed
Ars Technica reports energy companies coming to market at the fastest pace this century, with investors treating power generation as an indirect bet on datacenter growth. The thesis underneath: electricity, not chips, is becoming the binding constraint. Worth holding in your head next time someone tells you compute is the bottleneck. Increasingly it's the wall socket.
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