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Exclusive | Utilities Join Trump Pledge to Limit AI-Driven Increases in Electricity Bills

Utilities are partnering with Donald Trump to limit the impact of AI-driven power demands on consumer electricity bills.

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Utility companies have joined a pledge by Donald Trump to prevent AI-driven electricity demands from increasing consumer bills. This move comes as data centers are projected to significantly increase power consumption, with some forecasts suggesting use could quadruple by 2035.

Coverage from the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and TechCrunch emphasizes the scale of the power surge, noting that data centers could account for one-fifth of all US power use by 2035. Yahoo Finance highlights the direct impact on individual consumers who do not use AI but face rising costs.

Future developments center on the implementation of the pledge to limit bill increases and the ongoing trajectory of GPU and data center energy consumption.

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What is the projected power usage for data centers by 2035?

According to Bloomberg, data centers are on track to use one-fifth of US power, while TechCrunch reports they are expected to use four times more electricity.

Who is pledging to limit electricity bill increases?

Utilities have joined a pledge made by Donald Trump to limit AI-driven increases in bills.

How is the AI boom affecting non-users?

Yahoo Finance reports that some consumers who have never used ChatGPT are seeing their electric bills impacted by the AI data center boom.

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