> The Chinese are rebuilding their electric grid to be all renewable. It will take a couple more decades, but they are literally printing energy like we print processors.

Sure but decades will leave them very very very very far behind in the AI race so they'll still have to experience price increases before then. Plus even if they do build capacity that has cost that has to be recouped somehow.

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verdverm 5 hours ago | parent [-]

> very very very very far behind in the Ai

one "very" for every month?

They are deploying renewables on a scale that is hard to fathom, they have plenty of electricity across all sources for Ai, EVs, and Robots. What they aim to be is fully renewable (no fossil fuels) within a couple of decades

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ericmay 3 hours ago | parent [-]

> one "very" for every month?

No, you missed the point and you're now conflating AI capability with infrastructure cost.

	▲	verdverm 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I suspect you are missing the data on how much energy infra they already have and are building every year they are already ahead on both fronts as well as have the lower costs and deployment times for new energy creation, transmissions, and battery storage, in short, they are crushing it on energy infra