US EditionHow capacitors can help address the energy paradox of AI
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How capacitors can help address the energy paradox of AI
According to The Environmental Impact of Artificial Intelligence, the AI industry is poised to consume an estimated 85–134 TWh of electricity annually by the year 2027. That’s a lot of power. That level of electricity equates to about 15 nuclear power plants, 6,000 wind turbines, 47 million solar panels, or 1.5 billion LED bulbs. See… The post The energy paradox of AI and how capacitors can help appeared first on Research & Development World.
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