Power, Not Computing, Is the Real Bottleneck for AI

This article examines the widening US ‘time-to-power’ gap, from rising electricity demand and interconnection queues to equipment lead times and permitting delays.

AI data centres can be built in a few years, but the transmission lines and power equipment needed to serve them may take far longer. This article examines the widening US ‘time-to-power’ gap, from rising electricity demand and interconnection queues to equipment lead times and permitting delays. It also explores grid-enhancing technologies, direct power procurement, and what uncertain project timing means for equipment manufacturers and investors.

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