Trump Admits U.S. Power Grid Is Holding Back AI Development
Jinse Finance reported that on October 6 local time, Trump mentioned at a press conference that some American artificial intelligence companies are building their own power plants. He stated: The United States is far ahead in the field of artificial intelligence, and one important support is energy, but the U.S. power grid is already outdated and in disrepair. With the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, the demand for electricity from AI data centers is increasing day by day, leading to a power supply shortage in the United States. This has raised concerns among the Trump administration and American enterprises.
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