Data center firms say energy and labor, not chips, are holding back AI growth

Executives at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi say power access and skilled trades now limit the AI data center buildout more than chips or capital The AI boom has a new bottleneck, and it isn’t the chips. Executives from major data center operators say the real constraints on expansion are access to energy and the people who know how to wire it all together. Speaking at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi, industry leaders ranked power and skilled labor ahead of chip supply and capital availability.

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