The rise of AI factories in data centres

[TheGreatMoney]

Data centres are evolving into what some are calling "AI factories", purpose built environments designed to train and run massive models at scale. This shift shows just how industrialised AI has become. It's no longer experimental, it's infrastructure. The downside is the enormous energy demand and cost, which could reshape how tech companies operate and compete going forward.

[SortedMate]

AI isn't just software anymore, it's heavy industry.

[Myles]

Energy use is going to become a serious issue.

[DotEXE]

Only big players can afford this scale.

[NeutrinoX74]

There are some good companies like Coreweave and NBIS who will rocket once its all set up

[DarkLantern]

Only big players can afford this scale.

Pretty much where I landed after trying a few things. Worth trying before anything more drastic.

[GameChanger]

That checks out. Cheers for sharing that.