The deep connection between energy and computing has never been more apparent. Every day there seems to be a new announcement focused on the growth and investment of AI tying energy and compute together—be it new AI and energy infrastructure investments worth hundreds of billions of dollars or new open-source models, such as DeepSeek, that instantly impact data center usage and energy consumption.
Having spent the better part of the past decade building a business determined to confront the paradox of computing innovation and computing energy demand, I know that one of the most powerful tools for building energy and climate solutions will be AI itself.
