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Seth Fiegerman

Editor at Bloomberg

Seth Fiegerman is a seasoned tech editor and writer with 15 years of experience in the digital media industry. Currently serving as an editor at Bloomberg, Seth plays a pivotal role in enhancing and guiding the platform's coverage of artificial intelligence. Prior to his tenure at Bloomberg, he held the position of editor at CNN, where he adeptly managed the tech team.

Seth Fiegerman has garnered significant recognition in the media landscape, being featured in interviews by prestigious outlets such as the BBC, ABC, CNBC, NPR, and Marketplace. He has also shared his expertise through guest lectures at NYU and Hunter College, indicating his openness to speaking engagements.

Educationally, Seth pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree with a dual focus on Journalism and Philosophy at New York University.

Highlights

Jun 21 · linkedin

An almost overnight surge in electricity demand from AI data centers is straining power grids around the world and threatening to upend the clean energy goals of nations and trillion-dollar tech companies, according to interviews with data center operators, energy providers and tech executives.

By one official estimate, Sweden could see power demand from data centers roughly double over the course of this decade — and then double again by 2040. In the UK, AI is expected to suck up 500% more energy over the next decade. And in the US, data centers are projected to use 8% of total power by 2030, up from 3% in 2022, according to Goldman Sachs, which described it as “the kind of electricity growth that hasn’t been seen in a generation.”

To tell this global story, we leaned on a terrific team of reporters on three continents. Very proud of the finished result, which includes some jaw-dropping details and incredible graphics from our data viz team.

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