The group of people who burn the most electricity are ruling the AI world!

Who is the true king of the AI era?
Not programmers, nor model companies, but—electricity-savvy mining bosses.
Because the core issue of AI training is only one: electricity.
Training a large AI model consumes as much power as a small city. And the industry that understands "high power consumption" the best is crypto mining companies.
So mining companies suddenly shift from "high energy consumption villains" to "AI infrastructure heroes."
Many mining farms are originally built near cheap electricity, such as hydroelectric and wind power regions. They used to serve mining machines, now they serve GPUs, and the switch-over cost isn't high.
Thus, a large number of mining companies are starting to aggressively deploy AIDC.
In the past, mining bosses stayed up all night watching BTC, now they stay up late fighting for NVIDIA graphics cards. The entire industry seems to have collectively jumped into the AI channel.
Even more amusing, some mining company stocks are now looking less like crypto stocks and more like AI concept stocks. Just announcing "expanding AI data centers" immediately causes market hype.
Because capital has already realized: future AI competition is fundamentally a race for computing power.
Who has electricity, who has data centers, who has GPUs, who has the say.
Of course, the risks are equally huge.
The AI computing power market is currently extremely hot, but also highly bubble-prone. Many companies renting GPUs are not making money at all, just betting on the next round of funding.
If the AI boom cools down, mining companies might face idle data centers again.
But the market always rewards those willing to transform.
At least for now, mining bosses finally don’t have to live only by "waiting for the bull market."#Gate广场五月交易分享