Build 2025 shows the push of Microsoft (MSFT) on a collaborative AI future

We recently published a list of 11 AI shares on the Radar of Wall Street. In this article we will take a look at where the Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFFT) stands against other AI shares on the radar of Wall Street.

US President Donald Trump is ready to revive the country's fighting coal industry. Last month, he signed a number of executive regulations so that the government could meet the increasing energy requirements of AI calculation centers. The Executive Order 14241 enables several older coal -fired power plants that are able to continue to generate power in the foreseeable future. This is done to satisfy the growing demand for artificial intelligence.

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Trump repeatedly promoted coal as a power source for data centers and in January told the World Economic Forum that he would agree to power plants for AI through an emergency declaration. He also asked technology companies to use coal as a backup source.

“You can cheer it on with everything you want and you may have coal as a backup – good, clean coal.”

Since the tech industry invests billions of dollars to expand renewable energies and use nuclear power to cover the growing electricity requirement, the use of coal is actually against the environmental objectives of the technology companies.

Nevertheless, the technology industry recognizes that ultimately the generation of fossil fuels will be necessary to use the electricity requirements of the AI. However, these companies focus on natural gas because it spends less than half of the CO2 of coal per kilowatt hour of electricity.

“In order to have the energy we need for the network, it will pursue a all the above -mentioned approach for a certain period of time. We are not surprised that we have to add some thermal generation to meet the needs at short notice.”

We would definitely consider it, but I don't know if I would say that it is at the top of our list. “

-Anthropic co -founder Jack Clark

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