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Why does AI need so much energy? Why Is AI Bad for the environment? The answer involves Nvidia's secret partnership with Navitas Semiconductor. A 200-person company that's solving AI's biggest crisis.

The world's richest companies are desperately trying to solve artificial intelligence's power problem. A single rack of Nvidia's new Blackwell GPUs consumes 120 kilowatts - enough electricity to power 100 homes. Microsoft is restarting nuclear reactors. Google is building its own power plants. Data centers are literally running out of power, and it's threatening to stop AI's growth completely.

But here's what most people don't know: Nvidia's future depends on silicon carbide chips from Navitas Semiconductor, a small company in Torrance, California. These revolutionary chips can handle 10 times more power than regular silicon while losing 90% less energy as heat - making them the key to keeping AI from grinding to a halt.
In this video, I reveal:

Why AI takes so much energy (and why it's getting worse)?
Why does AI use so much power?
Why does ai consume water?
How silicon carbide technology could save AI data centers billions?
Why Jensen Huang and Nvidia are betting everything on this partnership?
The real reason AI is bad for the environment (and the surprising solution)
Why traditional chip makers like TSMC can't solve this problem

Silicon carbide semiconductors are made from the second hardest synthetic substance in the world. Unlike regular silicon that melts at 1,400°C, silicon carbide can operate at 2,700°C. This means they can handle voltages 10x higher and temperatures 4x hotter than conventional chips - eliminating the need for massive cooling systems that make AI data centers so power-hungry.
Without these chips, data centers would need 16 times more power infrastructure. The cooling requirements alone would make large-scale AI impossible. That's why companies worth billions are investing in temporary solutions, but Navitas holds the real cure to AI's energy crisis.
The plot twist? Just as Navitas landed Nvidia as a partner, CEO Gene Sheridan stepped down after betting everything on this AI revolution. Now the company must scale from hundreds of chips to millions - and the entire future of artificial intelligence depends on whether they can deliver.

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Timestamps:
0:00 AI's Power Crisis
1:47 What Makes Silicon Carbide Different
3:21 Why Traditional Chips Can't Handle AI
4:38 Nvidia's Partnership with Navitas
6:12 The Competition for AI Power Solutions
7:45 CEO Steps Down at Critical Moment
9:30 What This Means for AI's Future

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