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Kavya Balaraman

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  • Editor in Charge, Commodities & Energy, Reuters
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Articles by Kavya Balaraman

US power companies scramble to secure equipment as surging data center demand strains supplies

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By Kavya Balaraman July 9 (Reuters) - Skyrocketing demand from artificial intelligence data centers is exacerbating shortages of critical grid equipment like transformers across the U.S., driving up costs, stretching out wait times and spurring utilities and developers to lock in orders far in advance.
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Empresas de baterias estão de olho em demanda de IA, mas enfrentam obstáculos

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As empresas de armazenamento de energia em baterias nos Estados Unidos estão vendo ‌um aumento no interesse dos data centers de inteligência artificial, mas as longas filas para se conectar à rede e uma cadeia de suprimentos altamente dependente da China estão dificultando a capacidade do setor de crescer rapidamente.
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Battery storage firms eye AI demand but face grid, supply hurdles

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Battery storage firms eye AI demand but face grid, supply hurdles

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By Kavya Balaraman May 18 (Reuters) - Battery storage firms in the U.S. are seeing surging interest from power-hungry AI data centers, but lengthy queues to connect to the grid and a supply chain heavily dependent on China are hampering the industry's ability to rapidly scale.
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