Data centre firms say the AI bottleneck is now power and labour
One told the panel capital is not an issue, a day after Broadcom's chief executive said it might be the biggest constraint
Via TNW | Artificial-intelligence
Executives from NTT Data, Brookfield and Infosys say electricity and skilled labour, not chips, now limit how fast AI data centres get built. In Europe the binding constraint is worse, with grid connections in congested markets running to ten years.
The thing slowing the AI buildout is no longer the chips. Executives running some of the world’s largest data centre operations say it is electricity and people.
They spoke at Bloomberg’s New Economy Forum in New Delhi on Tuesday, Bloomberg…
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