AI will be "the oil of the future" and to meet the electricity requirements it needs will require investing in nuclear power and building lots of small plants at the sites of data centers.
~ Donald Trump
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financialnews
Stealth • 15d
Donald Trump set to become 1st Republican in 20 years to win popular vote
Donald Trump, US Election Results 2024 LIVE: Early vote counting trends indicate Donald Trump's victory against Kamala Harris. The Republican candidate is leading in 247 elect
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financialnews
Stealth • 15d
Donald Trump Wins The US Presidential Election
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It Good For Indian Startup Ecosystem And also IT Industry....? What Tou Think
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Sayan Ghosh
Stealth • 8d
This 3-minute video of the US President Donald Trump summarizes really well the job of Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy for the next 4 years at DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency).
Could AI cause rise in your electricity bill?
Basic economic principle runs on disparity of supply and demand. And it is no secret the insatiable thirst of AI for power will surge demand significantly and if supply isn't resolved asap, the mounting d
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Three Commas Gang
Stealth • 3m
Could AI cause rise in your electricity bill?
Basic economic principle runs on disparity of supply and demand. And it is no secret the insatiable thirst of AI for power will surge demand significantly and if supply isn't resolved asap, the mounting d
Did you know 🇮🇳 uses the most amount of data per person, per month—
A starking 31GB
More than US and China.
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Shubham Khandelwal
Stealth • 5m
China's dominance in the Solar Panels Supply Chain.
What can India do to emerge as an option in Solar Panels market to compete with China?
As we have one of the largest reserves of Lithium which was found in J&K last year.
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Rahul Gupta
Stealth • 6m
The US is 2-3 years ahead of China at AI, while Europe is too busy regulating to be relevant. ~ Eric Schmidt
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Mahendra Lochhab
Stealth • 3m
According to a report by brokerage firm Jefferies, the size of the Indian wedding industry is around Rs 10 lakh crore. This is almost double the size of the US wedding industry. However, it is smaller than China.