The AI industry is turning to an old energy favorite to bring its data centers online fast

Source: Business Insider

A natural gas plant in Garden City, Texas. Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesThe AI industry is driving a surge in energy demand to power its data centers. AI companies are finding the fastest way to get that power is by using natural gas.

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