Scaling artificial intelligence's computational demands requires far more than chips and electricity—it demands constant vigilance over cooling systems, wildlife impacts, and the hidden infrastructure challenges that threaten to constrain the trillion-dollar global AI buildout. The Wall Street Journal investigation reveals that powering the country's massive AI expansion hinges on decidedly unglamorous operational realities: manual walking inspections through data center facilities, real-time monitoring for thermal runaway indicators including burning smells, and ongoing concerns over bird and wildlife interference with outdoor power infrastructure.
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