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Grid Power Is Becoming the Bottleneck for AI Data Centers

As AI computing demand surges, power availability has become the critical constraint replacing chip scarcity. Host Digital launched with long-term take-or-pay leases on energized sites in Oklahoma, while competitors like Vertiv, Cipher Digital, and Talen Energy are securing power infrastructure and contracted capacity. The shift reflects a fundamental change in data center economics where grid access and reliable power determine project viability.