The AI gold rush is no longer limited to chips, models, and cloud platforms. As hyperscale data centers multiply, the real bottleneck is becoming far more physical: electricity. Power grids in the U.S. and Europe are struggling with permitting delays, transmission constraints, and a lack of fast-deployable capacity. In this environment, the winners are not just those who build intelligence—but those who can reliably power it.
While investors spent much of 2025 chasing nuclear projects and semiconductor leaders, a different group of companies has begun to surface. These firms solve the AI revolution’s least visible problem: delivering large amounts of clean, on-site energy without waiting years for grid upgrades. A recent partnership with Oracle highlights this shift, positioning energy infrastructure as a strategic asset rather than a background utility.
Top points of the analysis
- The partnership with Oracle moves the firm from the margins of the market to a strategic position
- Revenues…