We’re just at the start of an explosive expansion of data center production.

More and more are desperately needed to keep pace with AI’s exponential growth.

Big Tech has gone all in. And the market for these superpowered AI data centers is not just expected to grow fast …

It’s expected to literally erupt, with growth estimated at 2,000% in the coming years.

In fact, nearly 3,000 new data centers are expected by 2030.

But here’s the thing …

The rapid development of these AI data centers …

That’s something everybody knows.

But what the media’s not telling you is that, on average, just one new AI data center requires the same amount of electricity needed to power 750,000 homes.

That’s greater than the population of cities like Seattle, San Francisco and Denver.

And that’s just one AI data center.

Roughly 3,000 more of them are on the way. And soon.

This boom in AI data center manufacturing is going to push America’s power grid to the brink.

With potentially catastrophic repercussions.

Big Tech is spending billions on potential solutions, like nuclear and geothermal energy.

But those solutions won’t be available on a mass scale for three, four even six years … at the earliest.

They won’t do anything to solve this impending energy crisis going on today.

While the idea of AI data centers popping up all over the country and sapping power right from under our noses sounds quite scary …

This potential catastrophe could also reveal one of the greatest investments ideas you’re ever going to find.

Michael Robinson is a Pulitzer Prize-nominated investigative journalist who’s spent more than four decades uncovering the truth behind big tech trends.

He’s been hounding this story for the past couple of years.

And his research recently uncovered two companies that could make a massive difference right now.

Find out all about Michael Robinson’s next big tech prediction here

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