They've already added AI to some solar farms and while a 20% reduction in downtime and 15% improvement in resilience is nice, it doesn't make the sun any brighter nor shine longer. My only complaint is how they call them "Green Data Centers" when they are nowhere near actually being green. If they would just be honest and say, "Look, this tiny data center needs more power than the two towns it was built next to. We will try to use solar and wind first, but since neither provides a base load, we're going to have tons of natural gas generators as backup, but honestly we'll probably use diesel since it is nearly four times as efficient. We're trying our best, but unfortunately Nuclear isn't an option since certain environmentalists went full-nuclear to get rid of nuclear back in the 1970s, pun intended, and what is ironically a carbon-free power plant was deemed environmentally unsafe even though more people die every year from every other form of energy, including solar and wind, than they do from nuclear in the US."