038 | Falling off a savings cliff?

038 | Falling off a savings cliff?

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Thinking fast, building slow: The energy cost of the US AI boom

The number of the week is $1.4 billion — that's how much extra US residential households are paying on their electricity bills per year as a direct result of data-center demand. Against this backdrop, preparing energy infrastructure for AI and addressing community concerns is as ...  Show more

Global Insolvency Outlook: Brace for Middle East spillovers

The direct toll of the Middle East crisis is an additional 7000 insolvencies in 2026, according to our latest Global Insolvency Report. This week our AI Assistants Aria and Bob explain which regions are particularly at risk, and what could go wrong. This content was generated by ...  Show more

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