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This article focuses on the physical infrastructure challenges—specifically power generation and grid constraints—that underpin the scaling of AI models and agents. The discussion centers on how supply bottlenecks in energy delivery are reshaping market opportunities for founders and investors within the AI hardware stack. While it mentions specific companies, the core subject matter is the material reality required to sustain advanced AI systems rather than consumer products or general software events.

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AI may be built in software, but scaling it is becoming a physical-world problem. Every new model, agent, and AI application needs somewhere to run, and an infrastructure connecting them all. At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, Ben Longmier, CEO of Ambrosia Energy, and Bill Thayer, SVP and Head of Datacenter Solutions at Bloom Energy, come together on the Smart Systems…

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