Compute, energy, AI, and infrastructure all converged at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas this week. The blinking lights on the Strip and the towering casino displays flashed ads for the latest card games and slot machines—an endless show of spectacle and glamour. Inside the exhibition hall, that same dazzling energy pulsed through rows of liquid-cooled tanks for chips, their screens tracking coolant flow rates and chip temperatures instead of jackpots and poker hands. On the horizon, fission promises to add another dimension to this growth—delivering abundant, affordable, clean energy at a truly global scale.
Vegas lights and billboards have always been about attraction and entertainment, and they’ll remain that way. But Yotta 2025 revealed that the data center industry is channeling that brilliance into something more enduring: sustainable growth in the age of AI and digital infrastructure.
The AI boom is widely regarded as one of the most significant and fastest-moving technological shifts in history. Capital is pouring into digital infrastructure, propelling companies to immense valuations at speeds unmatched in past tech cycles. The hardware driving this transformation was on full display—reminding us that, like the bright lights on the Strip, the future of AI and infrastructure will be bold, brilliant, and impossible to ignore.
Most importantly, this wave of innovation is set to transform the lives of consumers and families in ways we are only beginning to imagine.
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