AI Needs Power & Water
South Korea's plan to build one of the world's largest semiconductor manufacturing hubs is exposing a new challenge in the AI race. The proposed chip cluster will require enormous amounts of electricity and water, placing unprecedented demands on regional infrastructure as AI chip production continues to expand.
The story reflects a broader industry shift. Building the next generation of AI is no longer just about designing faster chips; it's also about securing the energy, water, and industrial capacity needed to manufacture them at scale. As AI infrastructure grows worldwide, utilities are becoming just as strategic as semiconductors.




















