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- Reuters reports that President Trump is weighing executive commands to support AI growth through energy changes and infrastructure.
- Proposals include rapid monitoring of powerful projects and using federal land for data centers.
- The growing need for energy of AI strans in the network, and the US use of electricity is faster than expected.
Trump administration considers a series of executive orders aimed at spreading the infrastructure needed to support the growth of artificial intelligence, according to a report per Reuters on Friday.
The proposed actions, which the White House are still unconfirmed, allegedly include measures to facilitate access to the electricity network, simplify the process of allowing and open federal land to build large data.
ReutersQuoting sources familiar with internal discussions, he reported that one proposal would prioritize existing energy projects for a faster network connection. Others would enable the use of land governed by the interior department, potentially bypassing traditional zoning and allowing obstacles.
The interior department did not respond to Decipherptic Request for comment.
The moves come while the US accelerates the development of AI infrastructure to counteract the growing competition ChinaEncouraging an increase in energy demand.
Trump in January signed Executive order for “removing obstacles to American leadership in artificial intelligence”, canceling the policies from the time of bidet that sought to suppress the rapid spread of AI. At the same time, Trump announced the Stargate initiative, led by Oracle, SoftBank and Openi, will assign $ 500 billion In financing the development of AI infrastructure.
“Stargate will at least invest $ 500 billion in AI infrastructure in the United States and start very quickly to create over 100,000 US jobs,” Trump said during a press conference. “This monumental endeavor is a loud statement of trust in America’s potential under the new president.”
According to separate report From Deloitte, it is expected that the demand for power from AI data centers will grow more than thirty times, from 4 gigavate in 2024 to 123 gigavate by 2035. In 2022, the US Energy Information Administration reported that the average American home used 10,791 kilowatt-pests a year. This means that 4 gigavata could be powered by about 3.25 million homes a year.
The main technology companies quickly expand their AI infrastructure across the USA, and Amazon has invested $ 20 billion in Pennsylvania in Pennsylvania and additional $ 10 billion In North Carolina. Meanwhile, Xai Elon Musk is building a huge supercomputer plant in Memphis, Tennessee, which has caused legal challenges after NAACP threatened to sue GROK developers for the alleged Clean Air Act violations Related to your AI data center.
White house did not respond to Decipherptic Request for comment.
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