Andreessen Horowitz’s Post

The world has massively underestimated how much natural gas the future needs, and now AI data centers and LNG exports are competing for supply. So … who should get the gas? Enjoy part 2 of this doubleheader from Michael Spyker, teaching us everything we need to know about the resource powering AI. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/dTJ_satw

Oliya An

Investor / Strategic Partner / Private Equity Expert / Healthcare strategy

13h

With energy demand fundamentally reassessed, the competition between AI and LNG is not a zero-sum game, but rather a signal driving a global infrastructure redesign. The winners will be nations and companies that can find a balance between energy efficiency, technological deployment, and sustainable strategies.

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Cyrus Johnson

AI Counsel | Transforming Law with AI | AI Attorney for Operators and Fortune 500 | Founder: FixedLaw.ai | Co-Founder: Jurisphere AI, VoxLex AI | India

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sharing my pod on Richard Kinder Kinder Morgan lng vis a vis AI he says “bring it on” one of his leading colleague ceo not as sanguine i belive he is right and seems energy usa present administration + deep alternative power generators (looking at you Mr Musk) we are in a win win green light powering AI situation https://aicounsel.substack.com/p/ai-is-energy-energy-is-ai-kinder

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Tomasz Zatoń

CPI Edge | Start with Data

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All roads lead to energy in the end.

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They should not use LNG. It will drive prices higher hurting everyday people. Invest in the renewable solution whether it’s solar or nuclear.

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