Morgan Stanley estimates that artificial intelligence data centers will face a 38-gigawatt power supply shortfall by 2028, according to a Techub News brief that cited Crypto Briefing. The bank said the gap could drive innovation in on-site energy solutions. It also said the imbalance may affect energy markets and infrastructure investment. The item did not provide additional details on geography, methodology, or specific projects tied to the forecast.
Morgan Stanley estimates that artificial intelligence data centers will face a 38-gigawatt power supply shortfall by 2028, according to a Techub News brief citing Crypto Briefing.
The bank said the gap could spur innovation in on-site energy solutions and may have implications for energy markets and infrastructure investment.
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