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Here's your TNB Tech Minute for Thursday, April 10th. I'm Victoria Craig for the Wall Street Journal.

It was another volatile day on Wall Street. The tech-heavy NASDAQ composite shed 4% today after notching its biggest gain in more than two decades yesterday. Worries about the impact of President Trump's

tariffs continue to royal the market, but they're not forcing America's tech titans to reverse

course on AI investing just yet. Amazon's CEO wrote in his annual shareholder letter today

that he sees AI as a once-in-a-lifetime reinvention of everything we know,

and that the world will benefit from investing aggressively now.

That sentiment was echoed by Google Parent Alphabet's chief executive,

who in a keynote speech doubled down on plans to spend $75 billion on AI this fiscal year.

But what will power that AI investment? One forecast predicts more

energy than the entire nation of Japan consumes. That's according to the International Energy Agency,

which sees demand for AI optimized facilities quadrupling by 2030. Data centers are predicted to be

one of the fastest growing sources of emissions, but to meet

rising demand, natural gas and emerging technologies will likely be tapped. By the end of the next

decade, the U.S. is believed to consume more electricity for AI than for aluminum, steel, cement,

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