The rising demand for energy driven by the proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies is becoming a critical issue for IT infrastructure globally. At the Gartner IT Symposium, Nvidia's CEO highlighted that the growth of AI is leading to increased compute and energy costs, with energy consumption expected to rise exponentially. In Europe, data center energy consumption is projected to triple by 2030, necessitating significant investments in sustainable power sources and infrastructure upgrades. Meanwhile, in India, the Global Energy Conclave emphasized AI's potential to optimize energy operations and reduce carbon emissions. The COP28 declaration aims for a substantial increase in renewable energy capacity by 2030, with AI playing a crucial role in achieving these goals. However, the U.S. faces challenges in energy grid capacity that could hinder its position in the global AI race, prompting government action to bolster infrastructure and sustainability efforts.