AI Factories Create Winners and Losers in Power Equipment Market
THE SO WHAT
A projected $200B‑plus annual market around AI factories is turning power equipment into a direct AI leverage play — not just background infrastructure. Data center and AI leaders need power vendor strategy on the same footing as chip and cloud strategy, including who can actually deliver capacity on your timelines.
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