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Книга Power Grids Bent Beneath Machine Ambition Malcolm Pierce

Power Grids Bent Beneath Machine Ambition

Semiconductor supply chains and data center expansion during the artificial intelligence boom.DE

Автор: Malcolm Pierce
Език: Английски език
Корици: С меки корици
Издател: epubli
Наличност: Налично при издателя, по поръчка
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Artificial intelligence depends on far more than algorithms. Behind every breakthrough model stand e...

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Автор
Malcolm Pierce
Език
Английски език
Корици
Книга - С меки корици
Издадена
2026
страници
240
EAN
9783565479252
Enbook ID
52824623
Издател
epubli
Теглоt
735
Размери
210 x 297 x 13

Пълно описание

Artificial intelligence depends on far more than algorithms. Behind every breakthrough model stand enormous physical systems consuming electricity, rare materials, industrial cooling, and strategic semiconductor supplies. The modern AI race is therefore also a struggle over territory, infrastructure, and energy capacity.This account explores the geopolitical foundations of the global artificial intelligence industry. Semiconductor manufacturing became concentrated within a fragile international supply chain vulnerable to political conflict and economic disruption. Governments and corporations competed for access to advanced chips, while massive data centers reshaped regional energy consumption and environmental planning. AI development increasingly relied on infrastructure available only to the wealthiest states and firms.The book also examines how infrastructure concentration reinforced corporate dominance. Control over cloud computing networks and electricity-intensive processing facilities created barriers few competitors could overcome. As demand for machine learning expanded, energy systems and digital sovereignty became inseparable political questions.Artificial intelligence emerges here not as an invisible software revolution, but as an industrial transformation rooted in factories, cables, cooling systems, and geopolitical dependence.