Launch of UK’s ‘largest AI supercomputer’ delayed by power supply problems
THE SO WHAT
Power and grid constraints are now gating AI capacity more than chips—if a flagship UK supercomputer can slip from 2027 toward the mid-2030s over power issues, your own timelines are exposed to the same physics. Treat energy, grid interconnects, and permitting as first-class risks in any multi-year AI infra plan, not back-office details.
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