Chinese AI firm Z.AI has begun operating a 1-gigawatt artificial-intelligence data center constructed entirely with domestically produced chips, according to reports describing the facility's scale. The site's power draw is roughly equivalent to the electricity consumption of about 750,000 homes, a figure that underscores both the ambition of China's push to build sovereign compute capacity and the enormous energy footprint of frontier AI infrastructure.
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