Here is an excerpt: “We’re on the cusp of the next great revolution. But this time, the stakes are higher, the timelines are shorter, and the infrastructure gap is more acute than most people realize. And once again, the revolution is being built by hand. Before we talk about AI, we need to talk about the grid. Not just what it’s being asked to carry now, but when it was built. The gap between a mid-century grid and a 21st-century world is the defining infrastructure challenge of our era. Closing it is not a software problem. It is an engineering and manufacturing problem, solved one piece of equipment at a time, by people who know how to build things that cannot fail.” Read the full article: