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For the first time ever, securing clean 24/7 power is an urgent strategic priority for tech giants.
Clean energy technologies are famous for their learning rates - they get cheaper as you build more of them.
Data centres create price-insensitive clean power demand that will foot the bill of expensive early projects.
The stakes could not be higher for big tech companies.
AI will make clean energy cheaper by building more of it.
Tech giants will not sacrifice speed, but they will sacrifice cost.
Google , Microsoft and Meta have all committed to carbon neutrality by 2030 .
Microsoft will pay $16 billion to extend the life of one nuclear reactor from 40 years to 60 years .
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