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Access to power has become the key driver of AI and data center growth, prompting the need for new solutions among utilities, developers and other stakeholders. This demand growth will test grid reliability, requiring new ways of collaboration and policy structures. DTECH Data Centers and AI lives at this intersection of energy and digital infrastructure, exploring the strategies necessary to navigate power constraints, project delays, and the increasing demand for sustainable, flexible solutions. Industry executives and thought leaders will discuss how AI is transforming the utility landscape, from operations to load management. How can utilities both manage AI demand, while utilizing its revolutionary tools?
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Grid related patenting has grown seven fold over the last 20 years with the largest growth in the period 2009-2013, a new study from the European Patents Office and IEA has found.
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Researchers are developing a subsurface sensing system with AI and UAVs for safe and efficient underground powerline installation.
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Southern California Edison (SCE) and NVIDIA have started collaborating on AI-based solutions to address evolving grid challenges.
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In California, two companies analysed satellite imagery to identify trees at risk of striking powerlines - their results are groundbreaking.
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MIT’s Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems (LIDS) is to apply generative AI to smart grid modeling.
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